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You may have heard claims that using premium petrol will do amazing things to your car, like increase its power, improve mileage, protect the engine, save the earth and even help you grow wings.

The iconic 90's Christmas film Home Alone is about a lot of things: family; independence; resourcefulness; organisation; the importance of not relying on technology to wake you up before a flight.

No matter how nice you've been all year, there are some naughty people out there who wouldn't think twice about sneaking down your chimney to steal your presents, and maybe even your car.

Picture this.

Dead batteries, flat tyres, no petrol.

They're the most important part of your car.

It's time to move out of your rental.

Whether they're off to the vet, the beach or the pet store, dogs love a nice drive and chances are, you love their company too.

You know obeying the speed limit is the law, but do you know why?

Driving distractions come in all types of shapes and sizes but they're all equally as dangerous.

One of the biggest purchases you may ever make in life is buying a house.

Thinking it may be time to part ways with your beloved car?

Thinking of buying a used boat?

In a recent blog we talked about 3 car problems you can fix yourself, saving the time and up-front expense of a trip to the mechanic.

There are few feelings as exhilarating as making a new home your own, but first you'll have to deal with the nightmarish storm of collapsing boxes, broken valuables and bubble wrap, also known as packing.

It's happened to all of us.

Once out of fashion, the humble caravan has experienced a renaissance in recent years.

Each year, Australia records over 200,000 burglaries and in 2014 alone, $96 million worth of goods were stolen in home break-ins.

If you’ve ever thought about starting a business, you’ve probably heard a million times that it will be the best decision you’ll ever make and one of the most rewarding, exciting chapters of your life.

We all have our pet peeves when it comes to sharing the road with other drivers, from lane switching to music blaring and every no-signal in between.

There are few milestones as exciting as getting your license and knowing you'll no longer have to rely on lifts from your mum to drop you into town.

Considering Australians check their phones more than 200 times a day, it's no surprise that some of those checks occur while driving.

Children are smaller and harder to see than adults and can behave unpredictably near roads.

There is an incredible number of ways to invest in home security, ranging from affordable options to very expensive measures.