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Centrelink Special Benefit Payment Rate

July 1st, 2009 Boboy Posted in money | No Comments »

Special Benefit helps if you are in severe financial need due to circumstances outside your control. Special Benefit is a discretionary payment. This means it is only paid in special circumstances. To be eligible you have to meet the basic conditions of eligibility:
• In financial hardship and unable to earn a sufficient livelihood for themselves [...]


Earn Qantas Frequent Flyer Points by shopping at Woolworths Safeway

June 22nd, 2009 Boboy Posted in money | No Comments »

everyday rewards card

Start from today, 22 June 2009, you can now earn 1 Qantas Frequent Flyer point for every $1 over $30 spent at Woolworths Safeway Supermarket (excluding Tasmania) with your Everyday Rewards Card.
Everyday Rewards Card
In case you don’t know, Everyday Rewards Cards is a free Woolworths loyalty card which give you fuel voucher every time you [...]


Get shopping vouchers for doing surveys

June 19th, 2009 Boboy Posted in money | No Comments »

valued opinions

This is a legitimate one who don’t bombard you with junk emails. Valued Opinions is a service which rewards you for taking part in market research surveys. It is your opportunity to influence the development of new products and services. Valued Opinions is owned by Research Now, a leading online fieldwork and panel specialist, and [...]


Managing your Money Wisely

June 13th, 2009 Boboy Posted in money | No Comments »

money

1. Invest early
Time is the greatest money earner. If you start by saving $200 per month for the next 50 years, you will have a much more considerable sum than saving $1000 per month for the last 10 years. This is due to the help you are getting from compounding the interest that you will [...]


Three Steps to Reduce Debt

June 9th, 2009 Boboy Posted in money | No Comments »

debt

You can begin to reduce your existing debt with the following steps:
Pay off high-rate debt first.
The higher your interest rate, the more you wind up paying. Begin with your highest-rate credit cards and eliminate the balance as aggressively as possible. For example, assume you have two separate $2,000 balances, one charging 20% interest, the other [...]