Laine Gordon

Head of Public Relations

Laine Gordon is the Head of Public Relations at RateCity and an experienced journalist and research specialist. With a background in news and feature writing, covering finance, media and even food (a passion of hers) at Reed Elsevier publications, Laine brings almost two decades of experience to the team. Having covered major areas of interest to the general public from hip pocket issues to rising and falling interest rates and the impact to mortgages, credit and saving in Australia, she is passionate about researching and telling people’s stories to help others make better decisions about their own finances.

727 articles written by Laine Gordon

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Home Loans

Take the pain out of moving house

Packing up your life’s belongings and moving house is hardly ever stress-free, but planning ahead can ease the pain and save you money.

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Home Loans

Add value with a home renovation

Two in five home owners are saving for a major renovation this year, research shows.

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Home Loans

Cut your weekly bills by over $300

If you have a home you cannot escape paying bills; from groceries to credit card and home loan repayments, they eat up most of the weekly pay packet.

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Home Loans

Going green could add value to your home

With electricity prices expected to soar in Australia over the coming years, improving your property value is just one more motivation to take up eco renovating.

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Bank Accounts

$163m fee sting for Aussie battlers

Latest research reveals low-income earners are forking out an estimated $163 million each year in avoidable bank fees.

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Home Loans

Five ways to save money this winter

There are a few clever ways to cut costs of keeping cosy and potentially add value to your home.

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Credit Cards

Big changes for credit cardholders in 2014

Signing for card payments to be phased out from next year under a new proposal from Visa and MasterCard.

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Home Loans

Why winter is the best time to buy

The number of homes for sale can plummet by 20 percent, and much more in some cases, during the colder months of winter, research shows.

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Car Insurance

What not to do after an accident

Car accidents are one of the more stressful situations we face in modern, particularly urban, life. With the best will in the world, they do happen. Here're a few simple rules that will help you cope with the immediate aftermath of a car accident, especially in relation to your car insurance.

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Bank Accounts

Banks haul in record fee revenue

The average Australian household currently is paying around $9 each week in bank fees, much of which is largely avoidable.