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• Four Easy Ways To Stay On Your Budget
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• Study Shows Increased Interest of Aussies to Build up Savings
  With the hardship faced by many in recent economic years, more and more Australians are beginning to realise the importance of generating savings funds for the future. Discover more reasons why Aussies are starting to save and how you can benefit from kick-starting your savings effort today.
• Borrowers Cautious After Interest Rate Rise
  The Reserve Bank of Australia has come up with the startling information that people are being more cautious about borrowing because of recent interest rate rises. This is a change from prior years.
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• Phishing Scams
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• Australian Government Savings Guarantee Guide
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  A crackdown on tax havens has been started by the Australian Tax Office, and banks will have to provide specific information as requested about specific customers they may have. Find out more about this new initiative in this article.
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  According to a recent survey, more Australians believe that inflation is going to rise, even though this may not be the case. Find out what Australians are thinking about the economic situation and where it is headed in this article.
• Bank Fees Cost Families More Than $50 A Week
  The average family in Australia has to dish out more than $50 every week to cover bank fees. Take a look at this article to find out more, and to learn how you can avoid some of them.
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  In a bid to create an even better savings market for consumers, a major review of term deposit accounts has been undertaken by the Australian Securities and Investments Commission. What did they come up with?
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