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Why you should read your next statement
On July 1 the law on credit cards, and what the banks are allowed to charge you for, changed. The changes mean you should be much more informed, and be able to get more out of your credit card. Check out out handy infographic on the reforms, which shows you everything you need to know to make the most out of the changes.
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What Type of Credit Card Should You Get?
Before you pick your credit card, stop for a moment and think about you! You should focus on what you do and how you live your life. Your credit card should help you manage your money.
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The best way to compare home loans
We asked an expert home loan broker to help us answer the question; What is the best way to compare different home loans? Otto Dargan generously gave us some advice and tips on factors to consider.
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7 Ways To Boost The Value Of Your Home
Selling your home for the best price has become more important than ever in this economic environment. If you’re wondering which improvements you should bother to do yourself, and which you should leave to the experts AND how to get it all done for a reasonable price then look no further than our latest (and greatest) creditworld ebook.
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A Guide For Business Travellers
Creditworld’s newest guide will help you better navigate the messy world of travelling and expensing items to your employer. There are hints and guidelines for both employees and employers on what to do and what not to do, and how to manage your credit card use while away. Why not have a read when you’re waiting to check into your hotel on your next business trip?
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A Guide to Superannuation
Superannuation might not sound that exciting, especially if you’re more than a few years off retirement, but what if paying just a little bit of attention to your super contributions now could mean you have thousands more dollars when the time does come to dip into your fund? Well that could be the end result for you when you’ve read our superannuation guide, written by an industry expert, and if you start putting the easy to follow advice into practice with your own employer and fund manager.
Last week, the Reserve Bank announced its first rate cut of the year, bringing the official cash rate to 2.75%. While this 30-year low could certainly be interpreted as good news for mortgage holders - what does it mean for the lowly credit card holder?
According to new research, one third of Australian homeowners paying off a home loan have suffered mortgage stress in the past 12 months.
Another holiday, another reason to open your wallet. Valentine's Day is just around the corner  a day that was once associated with love and affection, now seems to encourage feelings that are more cynical than romantical.
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