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Money 5 biggest money secrets I've learned in my 25 years as a financial educator In this refreshingly simple guide, Citro’s trusted financial educator, Nicole Pedersen-McKinnon, shares 5 money principles that could change your financial life.

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Money The government’s super retreat fixes major flaws but creates new distortion After fierce backlash from the super industry, Treasurer Jim Chalmers has softened his proposed super tax reforms. It’s a move that fixes major flaws but creates new inconsistencies, writes superannuation academic Natalia Peng.

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Money The quiet food insecurity crisis affecting 900,000 Kiwis As grocery prices soar, nearly one in five New Zealanders struggles to afford enough nutritious food. Behind the supermarket shelves lies a growing social and economic crisis.. and it’s not just about income.

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Money Jim Chalmers unveils major retreat on controversial superannuation changes In a major political pivot, Jim Chalmers has walked back Labor’s super tax overhaul, easing pressure on high-balance savers.

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Money Too experienced? Too bad! How to fight subtle age discrimination at work ‍With only half of HR professionals and bosses open to hiring Australian workers aged 50 to 64, it’s time to rally these subtle tricks to reclaim the right to have a wrinkle at work (and not lie about your age).

Money 10 ways to maximise your chances of having a successful home insurance claim ‍A successful home insurance claim starts well before anything goes wrong. These smart tips will help you get the most from your insurance when you need it most.

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Money The smart Christmas shopping plan that can save you hundreds Christmas cheer doesn’t have to come with a financial hangover. With a smart plan and a few savvy tricks, you can save a sackful this festive season.

Money Hard work usually pays off - but not when it comes to money Work hard and success will come, right? Hmm, not if you try hard. When it comes to money the harder you work, the more likely you end up with a crappier outcome.