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Savings Hacks
Simple and easy ways for you to save money and take control
Whether it be finding out how to get a better deal on a new purchase or accessing tips and tricks that help you to build your overall position, Savings.com.au helps to cut through the clutter so you can save and build on what is yours.
With a particular focus on the big saving opportunities (eg. buying and owning residential property cars, etc.), Savings.com.au’s sole purpose is to help you save money.
And apart from providing great general information to help people quickly ‘get’ the sometimes complex world of financial products, you will also find that we have plenty to say about “what’s being said” in the News and on Social Media.
To make it easy for you, keep an eye out for these two symbols:
They will tell you what kind of saving tip is on offer in the article. Sometimes you will see both!
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Savings which are made ‘up-front’ when you are buying something.
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Savings which help you build your future position over time.
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