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The Finder Financial Fitness Challenge is back for 2024!
Take the challenge to potentially save $11,200* over 1 year.
Finder's New Year Financial Fitness Challenge is back to help kick-start your money goals for 2024.
The rising cost of living continues to impact our financial wellbeing with Finder research showing nearly half (46%) are living pay cheque to pay cheque and a worrying 75% of us are stressed with our current financial situation.
Now is the time to see how much you can save with Finder's New Year Financial Fitness Challenge.
Throughout the challenge, you'll complete 8 short modules covering topics like budgeting, credit cards, utilities, insurance, home loans and more!
Hey there! To get the most from the Financial Fitness Challenge you need to be a Finder member. It's free and easy to sign up, so do it now!
How much could you save by taking the challenge?
The average renter could save potentially $3,800* over a year, while the average homeowner could put a whopping $11,200* back in their pockets each year.
That could cover your next family holiday!
Think you can save even more? Get started with module 1 now.
Take the challenge now!
- Module 1: The 5-minute budget
- Module 2: Cut your mobile phone bill in half
- Module 3: Point(s) to the future
- Module 4: Save to win! Supercharge your savings account
- Module 5: Home truths – mortgage mastery
- Module 6: Power up – energy and broadband for less
- Module 7: How to dodge rising car insurance costs
- Module 8: 3 more wins to keep your budget pumped
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Module 8: 3 more wins to keep your budget pumped
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Module 7: How to dodge rising car insurance costs
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Module 6: Power up – energy and broadband for less
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Module 5: Home truths – mortgage mastery
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Module 4: Save to win! Supercharge your savingsÂ
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Module 2: Cut your mobile phone bill in half
Get started on your finance fitness journey with an easy win – pay less for your phone.
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Module 1: The 5-minute budget
Ready to get your finances sorted? Welcome to Finder's 2024 Financial Fitness Challenge.
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Module 3: Point(s) to the future
Want more value from your regular shopping? Start earning extra points from your shop.
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I know when each is due for renewal and I always compare each policy before it is due. If a better deal can be had we change, I hate so called rewards programs, it’s a subversive way to keep customers.
It will be good to get groceries
What’s the best phone plan deal for someone who is unemployed?
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Best phone plan deal for someone who is unemployed
Hi Eugine, you can check out our guide to cheap mobile plans https://www.finder.com.au/compare-mobile-plans-under-20 to get started. There are plenty of options available for under $20. However, it’s always best to sign up to a plan that matches your data needs. Hope this helps!
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