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Money 8 actions to save big on energy bills Energy and utility bills have soared so Citro asked Carolyn Tate to uncover 8 simple actions and lifestyle tweaks that can deliver Citro members big savings on energy use so they can pay less to keep the lights on.

Money 7 easy ways to cut mobile phone costs Amid the ongoing challenge of the escalating cost of living, finding ways to reduce your monthly expenses and save money remains a top priority. Citro partner Tangerine explains how.

Money Smarter telco and internet Managing a household budget when cost of living pressures rise means it's ALWAYS time to check out Citro partners. Our new telco partner Tangerine is an Aussie-owned company, who are making home telco setups simple and good value with no lock-in contracts.

Health 3 ways to reduce your risk of dementia Dementia is an intimidating degenerative brain condition. Citro partner nib and Dr Preeya Alexander explain the practical steps we can all take to reduce the risks of dementia.

Lifestyle Grow your own microgreens on your kitchen bench If you have ever been to a fancy cafe or restaurant, you have almost certainly had a dish garnished with 'vegetable confetti'. Also known as microgreens, these delicate, vibrant baby greens burst with flavour and nutrition. The great news is that Sarah Coleman has explained how you can easily grow them at home all year round with minimal space and effort.

Lifestyle Donating your body to science and other altruistic acts Do you want to change a life — or perhaps many lives — with a final act of generosity? Margaret McKay explains why you might want to consider donating your body to science rather than burying or burning your remains?

Health Dementia and cognitive decline 101 ‍Dementia and cognitive decline are not normal parts of ageing, but a disease that demands management and caring. It’s tough for the person diagnosed, but can be tougher on those caring for them. Alex Brooks explains.

Money 3 enriching phases of superannuation: what you should know In 1992, the Australian Government introduced the compulsory Superannuation Guarantee (SG) to pay a percentage of all workers' wages into a super fund that would be invested and 'preserved' for them until retirement. Margaret McKay explains the 3 phases of superannuation that you need to understand to take advantage of it.