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Financial services regulator APRA has adopted an "assumed breach mentality", meaning it believes that information security defences will, at some point, be compromised by a cyber attack.
Information security

How to avoid falling victim to a cyber attack

Our financial institutions are receiving an ever-increasing number of sophisticated cyber attacks, serving as a warning for consumers to ensure they are doing everything they can to protect their accounts.

  • by Nina Hendy
Approach your financial goals as a team and start by committing to transparency and honesty about the money coming in and going out.
Money & relationships

How to talk with your partner about money

  • by Christine Long
The royal commission is examining the funding and financial arrangements in aged care.
Opinion
Aged care royal commission

It's time to rectify the anomaly in aged-care funding

  • by Rachel Lane
Those planning a holiday in the northern hemisphers in the middle of this year face a dilemma with the Australia dollar weak against foreign currencies and the extent of coronavirus not known
Coronavirus outbreak

Cheap flights, holiday packages upside from coronavirus

  • by John Collett
Exchange traded funds continue to prove popular with investors
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Exchange Traded Funds still showing astonishing growth

  • by John Collett

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Unwinding a reverse mortgage can be difficult

Nicole Pedersen-McKinnon
Nicole Pedersen-McKinnon

One option might be to do nothing. Property prices are growing again in most areas so, even though the debt on your home may be growing, so too is its value.

The pros and cons of buying an annuity

Noel Whittaker
Noel Whittaker

The Centrelink treatment of lifetime income products changed dramatically from July 1 last year.

Weigh up the true value of a home loan to a family member

George Cochrane

What appears on paper to be generous offer may become problematic if the family does not have enough after-tax income after the payments to enjoy life.

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Financial services regulator APRA has adopted an "assumed breach mentality", meaning it believes that information security defences will, at some point, be compromised by a cyber attack.
Information security

How to avoid falling victim to a cyber attack

  • by Nina Hendy
Coronavirus outbreak

Interest rates headed lower as coronavirus fears bite

  • by John Collett
Opinion
School funding

The snakes and ladders of kids’ bank accounts

  • by Nicole Pedersen-McKinnon

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The big potential disadvantage from any reverse mortgage is compounding interest rates could take a big bite from the estate when the borrower dies and the outstanding loan is paid.
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Unwinding a reverse mortgage can be difficult

  • by Nicole Pedersen-McKinnon
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Aged care royal commission

It's time to rectify the anomaly in aged-care funding

  • by Rachel Lane
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The pros and cons of buying an annuity

  • by Noel Whittaker

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