 | Hello. Summer's here and thoughts are turning to holidays. In today's Money Christine Long explores various ways - from house swapping to volunteering - to save on travel spending. We also look at how to handle property in the wake of divorce, discover how Asian investors are buoying the auction market and learn how mean your bank really is. Richard Hughes, Money editor | |
| 20 ways to save holiday dollars | | If you want to avoid the financial blues after your summer break, adopt these simple strategies to cut down on spending |  | |
 | | Fixing's fine but a mix is even better | | With interest rates staying at low, low levels for at least another two months, is now a good time to lock in a fixed-rate mortgage? |  | | Single story homes | | Deciding what to do with jointly held properties is key to most divorce settlements, but it's not always a straightforward affair. |  | | London - is it a bridge too far? | | We want to sell our share portfolio, borrow $100,000 and buy a property in London for our children. | |  | | Advertisement |  | | Chinese whispers | | Last month marked the return of cashed-up Chinese buyers to the Australian auction scene, and auctioneers are jumping for joy. | | |
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