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The steps first home buyers can take while saving for their deposit

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By Anna Chisholm Verified
| ABC News (Australia) Verified
The process of purchasing a home can feel overwhelming. Beyond putting money aside for a home deposit, it can be hard to know how to prepare. But there are steps you can take — while you're still saving — that will help you get to the point of signing on the dotted line.
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Why experts say tracking your spending can help you feel more in control

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By Anna Chisholm Verified
| ABC News (Australia) Verified
Some of us track our finances and some of us do not (after all, there's a long list of things we would probably rather do instead). Mia Sandgren falls confidently into the first category. Mia, who is a public servant on Larrakia Country in Darwin, says she's lucky to be in a position where her diligently filled-out spreadsheet helps her budget for the things she loves.
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Expert advice on air fryers if you're concerned about PFAS or microplastics

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By Anna Chisholm Verified
| ABC News (Australia) Verified
Air fryers have pretty quickly risen to the status of household staple. But these convenient little machines often contain plastic and non-stick coatings that you might be wondering about the safety of. If you are concerned about per- and poly-fluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) or want to reduce any potential exposure to microplastics as a precautionary measure, here's what three experts have to say about choosing and using an air fryer.
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