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Take a trip down memory lane with these classic dances. Source: Getty.

Nostalgia

Get down and boogie: Popular dance crazes of the 1960s

For the first time, partners were no longer required to get up and groove on the dance floor

Investment

Don’t let the sunk cost fallacy make you your own financial worst enemy

Don’t let the sunk cost fallacy make you your own financial worst enemy

We all use mental rules of thumb or shortcuts to make faster decisions, but when it comes to investment, those decisions are often not in our own best interests.

Money ExpertJim Kilkenny

Let the sunk cost fallacy rule your investment decisions and in some cases, you may as well consider it money down the drain. Source: Getty

News

Push to bring quality back to appliances: UK cracks down on cheap manufacturing

Push to bring quality back to appliances: UK cracks down on cheap manufacturing

Products don't seem to last as long as they used to.

Products don't seem to last as long as they used to. Source: Getty

Nostalgia

Why dating was so different in the ’60s

Why dating was so different in the ’60s

There was a long list of dos and don'ts for both men and women on dates in the '60s.

It wasn't all sunshine and roses back in the '60s. Source: Getty.

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Reflect, plan and adapt: ‘How to make sure you age successfully in 2019’

Reflect, plan and adapt: ‘How to make sure you age successfully in 2019’

Positive Ageing Advocate Marcus Riley shares his tips for a happy 2019.

Positive Ageing Advocate and CEO of BallyCaraMarcus Riley

Marcus Riley shares his tips for a happy 2019. Source: Getty.

Nostalgia

Nostalgia: Remember cooking with a CorningWare set

Nostalgia: Remember cooking with a CorningWare set

The popular kitchen set was first introduced in 1958 and became widely popular throughout the 1960s.

The CoringWare set was first introduced in 1958 and has remained popular throughout the years. Source: Getty

Opinion

Happy New Year: Take the Starts at 60 ‘Three Word Challenge’ for 2019

Happy New Year: Take the Starts at 60 ‘Three Word Challenge’ for 2019

Take the Starts at 60 Three Word Challenge and set in place your words to live by in 2019.

Written byRebecca Wilson

Happy New Year: Take the Starts at 60 ‘Three Word Challenge’ for 2019

Opinion

Remembering the most popular toys of the 1960s

Remembering the most popular toys of the 1960s

Toys found under the Christmas tree this year, were probably quite different to those throughout the 1960s.

Barbie dolls were a popular toy in the 1960s along with G.I. Joe action figures. Source: Getty/ Flickr

Everyday money

New Year’s Resolutions to help organise your finances in 2019

New Year’s Resolutions to help organise your finances in 2019

Banking expert Rod Attrill shared five top tips for a financially healthy new year.

General Manager of Banking, Compare the MarketRod Attrill

Rod Attrill is Compare the Market's General Manager of Banking. Source: Getty.

Nostalgia

Remember singing the national anthem at school

Remember singing the national anthem at school

Many Baby Boomers will remember singing ‘God Save the Queen’ at school.

While singing the national anthem with pride is something many Baby Boomers remember from their school days, it's something that's no longer required from all Aussie schools and students. Source: National Archives of Australia

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