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Finance News
Commonwealth Bank changes ads following ASIC concern

16 Jan 2012 :: The Commonwealth Bank of Australia has agreed to change some of its advertised loan comparison... read more

Financial Planning News
Another Commonwealth Financial Planning financial adviser banned

16 Jan 2012 :: The Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) has accepted an enforceable undertaking... read more

Home Loans News
Big bank bash continues in 2012

16 Jan 2012 :: While Australian cricket's Big Bash has been attracting attention, the far more regular big bank bash... read more

Insurance News
Risk brokers resent FOFA's 'one size fits all'

16 Jan 2012 :: The risk insurance industry has been unduly impacted by the Future of Financial Advice (FOFA)... read more

Investment News
Smart people make smart investments: study

23 Jan 2012 :: A team of international researchers say they have produced the first conclusive evidence linking IQ levels... read more

Sharemarket News
Share market ends week with a bang

23 Jan 2012 :: The Australian share market ended last week at a nearly six-week high after investors appeared optimistic... read more

Superannuation News
Young Aussies attracted to SMSFs

16 Jan 2012 :: The self-managed super fund (SMSF) model had become increasingly attractive to younger investors... read more

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You drive to the station. On the way, you drop your daughter at school. Her first lesson today is English. Her teacher is 72 year old Mrs MacDuff. You park your car and buy your weekly ticket from Alan, who has been at this station for 5 years. Alan is 68. At the next station, your good friend Margo gets on. Margo works at your bank. She is 74. But she tells people she’s 69. Before going up to your office, you buy a coffee. You’re served by Ralph as usual. Ralph has just turned 80. You’re about to get in the lift when a young punk barges past, iPod blaring, and punches the Door Close button impatiently. “Kids today have no breeding,” you think. “Can’t be a day over 50 and he thinks he owns the world.”
Today, ordinary Australians are now realising that a Government pension won’t give them the lifestyle they want in the years when they are not earning an income. The need to save money for the future has become a big wake up call to millions of workers who have low superannuation savings.
These days, life without a credit card would be hard to imagine. We have become so used to the convenience of "plastic", we don't leave home without it. (Sound familiar?) While you can't dispute the ease and convenience of not having to pay in cash at the supermarket, petrol pump or pub, here are some handy credit card reminders.
Nobody I know enjoys paying bills - and keeping them organised can be a real headache. Here's a solution to help you to gain control of your finances and save money on late fees.
Do you have mounting credit card debts or a number of different loans to pay off? If you do, then debt consolidation is an option you can consider to make the process of debt repayment quicker and easier.
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