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Clare thought the age gap meant she'd have to work long after Stewart retired. 2 years on, that's changed.

Clare and Stewart started with an $855,000 home loan, a credit card maxed out at $12,000 most months, and repayments that barely dented what they owed. Because of the age gap between them, Clare had quietly made peace with being the one still working long after Ste...


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Jim Chalmers says you'll "get over" the broken tax promise, but Sydney rents just hit $900 a week.

This month we unpack Chalmers' admission that Labor broke its negative gearing and capital gains tax promise, and what "you'll get over it" actually means for renters and investors. We cover the case for capping migration to housing supply, why first home buyer loa...


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Darrel and Andrea paid off $9,000 in a year. In their first 90 days with Infinity, they paid off $17,000.

For years, Darrel and Andrea felt like they were doing everything right, paying the loan, saving, refinancing, and still going nowhere. When they finally sat down and ran the numbers, they were blown away to learn they'd been losing $200 a week without realising it,...


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Woody and Natalie were in their 50s with an $800,000 mortgage, and the plan was to use super to clear it.

Good jobs, no debt except the home loan, and no real plan beyond the status quo. The retirement plan was to use super to pay off the mortgage and downsize, and it never sat right with Woody. There had to be a better way.

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Kelly turned 50 last year with $666,000 still owing, and it started to feel like they had left it too late.

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After more than 20 years working at CommBank, the only advice she ...


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