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Money Win-spired ways to ease the financial squeeze in 2025 Following these tips to ease the squeeze, Nicole Pedersen-McKinnon found an extra $6,452 in this year alone… how much can you boost your bottom line by?

Nicole Pedersen-McKinnon

Money 13 genius ways to save big money on your car insurance premiums You’re not imagining it – car insurance premiums have gone through the roof lately. It’s time to take a look at exactly what you’re paying for to see if you can make some savings.

Money 4 sneaky cyberscams to know about before it’s too late From fake job ads to romance scams, there is no end to the ways cybercriminals will trick you into stealing your money. Citro explains the sophisticated scams you need to know about so you don’t fall victim.

Money 5 things to know about life expectancy to make the most of your money (and time)Life is a marathon, not a sprint. So how long will your marathon last? That’s the million dollar question, at least for people planning their post-work life retirement finances. Alex Brooks explains what ‘longevity risk’ is, and how you can best determine yours.

Money Try this template for finances that fly (no matter what happens to you…)If there’s one person who knows the value of a robust financial plan when you hit one of life’s tight spots, it’s Nicole Pedersen-McKinnon. Here she shares exactly how she managed when life knocked her for six again and again.

Nicole Pedersen-McKinnon

Money Your 5 point checklist for future proofing your nest egg Figuring out whether your nest egg will go the distance can be daunting, but there’s no time like the present to start future proofing.

Money How to get your finances back on track after the silly season We’ve all been there – splurging on gifts, food and merriment feels great in December, but now it’s January and those credit card statements are hitting hard.

Money The case for and against setting up a SMSF If you’re financially literate, a Self-Managed Super Fund (SMSF) could be an option worth pursuing. Just be warned: there’s a lot of work involved, as Nigel Bowen explains.