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"Buy now, pay later" app Splitit's share price pulled back this week after its spectacular rise since listing on the ASX earlier this year
Shares Race

Shares Race wildcard is Splitit's volatile price

The gap between race leaders, Ellis and Conway, and the rest of the field narrows as the share price of the stock they hold in common, Splitit, falls.

  • by John Collett
Online platforms, such as Mable and Let's Get Care, connect individual care workers with people needing care in their local area.
Aged care

Self managing your care package another option

  • by Rachel Lane
ABS figures suggest that 77 per cent of over-indebted households lack sufficient liquid assets to cover a quarter of the value of their debts.
Budgeting

Discovering money values key for couples

  • by Catherine Robson
From the credit card and phone "tap" trap, to the ubiquity of buy now, pay later services, it is frighteningly easy for our youngest generation to learn destructive lessons.
Kids & money

Kids and money: Accounts, apps, jars or stars?

  • by Nicole Pedersen-McKinnon
Kate Percy with her husband Adam and their children Genevieve, 10 months and Lleyton, 3.
Health insurance

Consumers risk 'terrible deal' on health insurance if they switch now

  • by John Collett

Ask an expert

Unravelling complex 'will trust' laws

George Cochrane

You must include trust income distributions in your Australian income tax return and pay tax on them.

Jumping through hoops to access Pension Loan Scheme

Noel Whittaker
Noel Whittaker

Accessing the pension loan scheme continues to be a big problem for those who need it

Setting up a comfortable Blue Mountains retirement

To spend $60,000 a year for 31 years, indexed at just two per cent a year, you would need $1.25 million in super earning five per cent a year.

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Borrowing & saving

The most cuts in fixed-rate loans have occurred for terms of two or three years.
Analysis
Home loans

Fixed mortgage rates slide as markets bet on RBA cut

  • by Clancy Yeates
Money & relationships

How older Australians captured a growing share of the nation's wealth

  • by Conal Hanna
Money psychology

Calls to protect the vulnerable from ‘buy now, pay later’ schemes

  • by Nina Hendy

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Online platforms, such as Mable and Let's Get Care, connect individual care workers with people needing care in their local area.
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  • by Rachel Lane
Health insurance

Consumers risk 'terrible deal' on health insurance if they switch now

  • by John Collett
Ask an expert

Unravelling complex 'will trust' laws

  • by George Cochrane

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