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Kidnapped lottery winner freed by cops
BRAZILIAN police have freed the kidnapped $US3 million ($3.4 million) lottery winner whose captors were demanding a ransom of about $US200,000. More Money News
Read MoreWe're shopping until we drop
EXPECT a lot of presents and lots of food over Christmas as we've spent a staggering $29.6 billion, with another $13.1 billion to go on the sales. More Money News
Read MoreMiracles exist. Here's the proof
A HOMELESS couple living in a car with their two daughters were not looking forward to Christmas until something amazing happened. More Budgeting News
Read MoreRetiring in style ... we're dreaming
INDUGLING in exotic foods, frequently travelling and buying new cars is what many Australians expect to do in retirement despite being unable to afford it. More Superannuation News
Read MoreWe're shopping until we drop
EXPECT a lot of presents and lots of food over Christmas as we've spent a staggering $29.6 billion, with another $13.1 billion to go on the sales.
Medicare overhaul aims to cut costs
LABOR'S Medicare Locals could be scrapped with a review into the $1.8bn health program charged with identifying whether they are a wasteful bureaucracy.
Living cost shock to family budgets
SOARING utilities, childcare, health and education costs are bleeding budgets. Find out how much prices have risen
Our power rises more than NSW, SA
VICTORIA faces higher electricity price rises than NSW and South Australia, despite the state being touted as the world's most competitive retail market.
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Miracles exist. Here's the proof
A HOMELESS couple living in a car with their two daughters were not looking forward to Christmas until something amazing happened.
Tricks to cut your mobiles bills
MOBILE phones are expected to be one of the most popular gifts for teenagers under Christmas trees this week, but parents are warned to make sure it doesn't become a financial nightmare.
The shopping tip that can save you thousands
IT'S that time of year when our wallets look emptier than usual. Find out how savvy Aussies are cashing in on big savings this festive season.
What Lotto winners really spend their money on
WHAT would you spend your Powerball millions on? The reality is much more specific than a fast car and round-the-world trip. Here's what actually happens.
'The best money trick I ever learned'
THESE finance experts are at the top of their game. They are some of the most skilled in the country, and here they share the best money tips they know.
Consumers lose out over internet tax
THE cost of a $20 parcel would rise to over $35 with an online GST, in addition to delays consumers will face for collection, an investigation by CHOICE has revealed.
Time to tick off tax returns
MILLIONS of Aussie taxpayers have already filed their returns. The rest of you better get a move on or face being penalised.
How to avoid that sickening tax feeling
DON'T get caught out at tax time. Health insurance rebate tiers have changed, but many Aussies don't know how this affects them.
Hockey will show us the money
ALWAYS wanted to know exactly where the tax man is spending your hard-earned? Well, the government is going to send you a receipt.
Abbott casts eye to far future
TONY Abbott wants voters to think decades into the future to appreciate how much better off they will be without a carbon tax.
Cash in at tax time
TAX time doesn't have to be uncomfortable. In fact, many property investors will find it to be their favourite time of the year.