CREDIT CHECK
Free credit record not always easy to find
JOHN COLLETT Consumers are unhappy about how difficult it is to obtain the free copies of credit reports they are entitled to.
Share collapse or just a correction? Jury is still out
JOHN COLLETT Global economic fears and the Ebola scare have and sent Australia's shares tumbling. But some experts can see an upside.
Sunday Money Data Service
Don't be misled over the deposit you need
Money's weekly Morningstar tables
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Features
CHILDREN OF DUNE
Making the beach house pay
Stephen Crafti Today’s beach homes are a far cry from their predecessors but are they a good investment?
PLEASE YOURSELF
Clearing hurdles of single life
Barbara Drury Singletons are on the rise. But there's a financial downside to independence. Follow these tips to avoid the poverty trap later in life.
QUIRKY INVESTMENTS
Note the errors and cash in
James Cockington No Banjo, no brumbies, but this $10 is worth $1220. Welcome to the world of collectable error banknotes.
YOUR QUESTIONS
How much can we give away?
George Cochrane What would Centrelink's reaction be if we gave or loaned money to relatives. How much would it affect our pension?
ASSET CHECK
Unsettling time for investors
Daryl Dixon The good times for superannuation fund and other share investors may have come to an end.
GETTING STARTED
Don't blame the bogeymen for high property prices
David Potts It's usually investors and foreigners taking turns as the housing bogyman but lately they've teamed up.
BOURIS ON MONEY
Home loan rates will rise – so be prepared
Mark Bouris It’s worth having a plan for repaying a home loan at a higher interest rate than the rate at which you borrowed.
IPOs
Medibank Private value to be determined on Monday
David Potts You can stop asking me "should I go in the Medibank Private float?" because you'll know on Monday when we're told the price.
ASK NOEL
Be older and wiser with super
Noel Whittaker When a member of a superannuation fund dies, the trustee of the super fund has the responsibility of deciding who the money will be paid to, so it's best to get it right.
Columns
Investing lesson from 'The Block'
Richard Livingston It's not that the contestants should have made more on the sale of their apartments but that they needed to pay the production company less.
INTELLIGENT INVESTOR
Hero to zero; iron ore now drags chain
Nathan Bell Iron-related stocks are in trouble and the falling price of iron ore looks likely to hit the economy hard.
THE MOTLEY FOOL
Secrets of the millionaire next door
Scott Phillips Look past the European cars to those who are really rich.
UNDER THE RADAR
Ride out the volatility with Kerry Stokes
Richard Hemming Those looking to profit from this bout of volatility might think about riding the coat tails of one of Australia's richest men, Kerry Matthew Stokes.
