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Serina Bird is a proud frugalista who has amassed a multi-million dollar portfolio through frugal living and investing. She is the author of several books, including How To Pay Your Mortgage Off in 10 Years, The Joyful Frugalista and The Joyful Startup Guide. Serina is host of The Joyful Frugalista podcast, which is available on Spotify and Apple Podcasts. She is also the founder of The Joyful Business Club.

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The suspense is killing me: Only 1 in 3 lenders have announced rate cuts

Despite years of high-rate pain, many lenders have yet to announce plans to drop their rates for stressed mortgage holders, according to new analysis by Finder.

Taylor Blackburn 20 February 2025
The suspense is killing me: Only 1 in 3 lenders have announced rate cuts

5 reasons to consider switching super funds in 2025

SPONSORED: There's no time like the present to take stock of your super to see if it's still meeting your retirement goals.

Tom Goodwin 20 February 2025
5 reasons to consider switching super funds in 2025

Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra review – Still an Android powerhouse

The S25 Ultra is still an Android powerhouse - blazing fast, seriously powerful, and packing an upgraded camera that’s easy to show off.

Mariam Gabaji 19 February 2025
Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra review – Still an Android powerhouse

Is the Solana meme coin era over?

A series of highly controversial meme coin launches has sparked claims of insider trading and market manipulation.

Thomas Stelzer 19 February 2025
Is the Solana meme coin era over?

Rate cut reality check: Why the ASX tumbled after the RBA’s big move

Lower rates are usually great news for the stock market, so why did Australian stocks fall after the RBA's announcement?

Kylie Purcell 19 February 2025
Rate cut reality check: Why the ASX tumbled after the RBA’s big move

Westpac and St.George among first banks to cut savings account rates – has yours?

Some customers will earn less interest on their savings accounts following today's cash rate cut. 

Alison Banney 18 February 2025
Westpac and St.George among first banks to cut savings account rates – has yours?

Interest rates are dropping – what does that mean for homeowners?

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Tom Goodwin 18 February 2025
Interest rates are dropping – what does that mean for homeowners?
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