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How Deaf Lottery’s $800K prize changed the lives of these three Aussie seniors
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How Deaf Lottery’s $800K prize changed the lives of these three Aussie seniors

How Deaf Lottery’s $800K prize changed the lives of these three Aussie seniors

Discover how Deaf Lottery winners utilised their $800K windfall, from purchasing a new car to embarking on the trip of a lifetime.
$10 meals that will help stretch those budgets further. Source: Getty Images.
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Melbourne mum shares how she saves big on groceries with her $10 meals

Melbourne mum shares how she saves big on groceries with her $10 meals

With skyrocketing grocery prices showing no signs of coming down to earth, retirees are increasingly feeling the pinch in their back pockets.
Membership or the loyalty schemes are essentially giant data-mining practices, according to Choice. Source: Getty Images.
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Consumer group urges supermarkets to rethink loyalty schemes

Consumer group urges supermarkets to rethink loyalty schemes

As consumer awareness continues to evolve and strengthen, fueled by a growing emphasis on transparency and fair practices, supermarkets are facing increasing pressure to reassess their discount strategies.
In the face of rising health insurance premiums, Aussies are left wondering how to safeguard their financial health. Source: Getty Images.
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Aussies brace for largest health insurance premium hike in five years: Here’s how you can save on your policy

Aussies brace for largest health insurance premium hike in five years: Here’s how you can save on your policy

In the face of rising health insurance premiums, Aussies are left wondering how to safeguard their financial health.
Woolworths' price drop is available for three months from today, February 28 to May 28. Source: Getty Images.
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Relief for Aussie consumers as Woolworths announces price drop on supermarket essentials

Relief for Aussie consumers as Woolworths announces price drop on supermarket essentials

Aussies who've taken strain under the ongoing cost-of-living crisis can breathe a big sigh of relief as Woolworths implements a widespread seasonal price drop on various fresh and staple goods ahead of Autumn.
The reforms are designed to make simple financial guidance more affordable, especially for the five million people nearing retirement. Source: Getty Images.
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Retirees unwrap an early Christmas gift with financial ‘advice and information that they need’

Retirees unwrap an early Christmas gift with financial ‘advice and information that they need’

Australians approaching retirement will now find it easier to get basic financial advice, thanks to new government reforms.
As we hurtle towards the end of 2023, the clock is ticking for policy holders to reclaim the funds they are entitled to. Source: Getty Images
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Act now to reclaim funds on your private health benefits

Act now to reclaim funds on your private health benefits

Australian private health insurance members may be missing out on potential savings from their policies before they expire, particularly older Australians seeking to manage costs on a fixed income.
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How you could help contribute to your grandchildren’s superannuation

How you could help contribute to your grandchildren’s superannuation

Superannuation is a powerful tool with many hidden secrets, here are some ways you can help contribute to your loved one's financial future.
It is estimated that senior Australians aged between 55 to 75 are missing out on $60m. Source: Getty Images.
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Early Christmas present: Over $230 million in Medicare benefits to be claimed by eligible Aussies

Early Christmas present: Over $230 million in Medicare benefits to be claimed by eligible Aussies

With the ongoing cost of living crisis and the pre-Christmas spending spike, the government is urging Aussies to update their bank details to claim a share in millions of dollars worth of unpaid benefits.