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Rising healthcare costs can put a strain on your finances, especially when frequent doctor visits and medical tests are involved. The Medicare Safety Net is designed to help Australians reduce their out-of-pocket expenses for essential medical services. If you’re enrolled in Medicare, you may be eligible for extra rebates once your medical costs exceed a Continue reading

With the cost of groceries skyrocketing across Australia, many families are looking for ways to cut down on their supermarket bills. One Aussie mum has discovered a surprising way to save over $2,500 a year, and it doesn’t involve hunting for specials or switching to generic brands. By ditching the major supermarkets like Coles and Continue reading

Rogers and its flanker brand Fido are gearing up to implement a new price increase on U.S. and international roaming rates, set to take effect on March 3rd, coinciding with the upcoming March Break travel season. Notices of this change have already appeared on both companies’ official websites, informing customers of the forthcoming hike. As Continue reading

When you’re sifting through your change, keep an eye out for rare Canadian coins that could turn out to be valuable in the future. The Royal Canadian Mint has released a variety of unique commemorative coins over the past few years, including green toonies, blue dimes, and purple loonies, each one rarer than traditional circulation Continue reading

The UK State Pension is set to rise again in April 2025, giving pensioners a welcome boost. However, this increase could also mean that more retirees may have to pay tax on their pension income. With the State Pension increasing by 4.1% under the Triple Lock, and Personal Allowance remaining frozen until 2028, understanding how Continue reading

Thousands of pensioners across the UK could be missing out on up to £1,800 in extra income per year by not claiming key benefits from the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP). A new report reveals that a staggering 79% of eligible pensioner homeowners are failing to claim their rightful benefits, leaving them financially vulnerable Continue reading

In a significant restructuring move, Rogers has laid off a substantial number of support staff across various provinces, with a heavy focus on those working in chat support roles. While the telecom giant has remained tight-lipped about the exact number of affected employees, sources familiar with the situation have disclosed that the layoffs are estimated Continue reading

On February 19, the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) issued a significant recall warning regarding Swiss Chalet frozen chicken breast nuggets. This recall was prompted by reports that the product contained pieces of bone, leading to injuries after consumption. The recall, issued by Olymel, the food processing company behind Swiss Chalet products, stated that the Continue reading

If your eldest child is turning 6 this year, your Child Care Subsidy (CCS) rate may change, depending on the number of younger children you have in care. The Australian Government provides higher CCS rates for families with multiple children under 6, but once your eldest reaches 6 years old, your subsidy rate could be Continue reading

The Australian Government has expanded disaster relief support for individuals and families affected by the devastating floods in North Queensland between January and February 2025. Those impacted can now apply for financial assistance through the Australian Government Disaster Recovery Payment (AGDRP) and the Disaster Recovery Allowance (DRA) to help ease the financial burden caused by Continue reading