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@9NewsAus Money Editor • Money expert • Author of A Real Girl's Guide to Money • Keynote speaker • Opinions are my own
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Money Matters: Quick wins for tax time

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By Effie Zahos Verified
| The Australian Women's Weekly Verified
There’s more to June 30 than preparing for tax time. The new financial year brings significant changes that could leave you better off. Nothing stands still for long in the world of money, and the 12 months ahead will be no exception. Here are key changes coming our way that could see you save – or make – money in the new financial year. Money commentator, author and Channel Nine’s Money Editor and the editor of The Australian Women’s Weekly Money Matters magazine, shares her tips for tax time.
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Money Matters: Five money hacks for single-income households

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By Effie Zahos Verified
| The Australian Women's Weekly Verified
Do you have a single-income household? Here are five tips from Effie Zahos – money commentator, author and Channel Nine’s Money Editor and the editor of The Australian Women’s Weekly Money Matters magazine – to make the most of your money when there’s only one pay cheque coming in, whatever the reason. 1. Budgeting for single-income households Track your spending, ditch the fluff, and stick to the 60/20/20 rule – 60% of your income for essentials, 20% for savings, and 20% for fun.
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New research finds one in three pensioners missing out on hundreds of dollars every week

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By Effie Zahos Verified
| Nine News Australia Verified
New research has found that tens of thousands of retirees are missing out on the aged pension because they are confused about the rules. Superannuation giant Cbus, which manages more than $110 billion of retirement savings for its 925,000 members, has found that nine in 10 members nearing retirement lack confidence in understanding their entitlements. Research from MUFG also found that only 44 per cent of members applied for a pension as soon as they were eligible.
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