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... increase in growth," says Kirchner. Meanwhile, America's stockmarket has performed strongly under Trump. This matters for Aussie equity investors. Our shares are closely influenced by the American market. If US stocks go on a tear in overnight trading ...
Interest rates have dropped to historic lows, but that hasn't translated into a wave of refinanced home loans. According to research by comparison site Mozo, just 6% of mortgage holders have refinanced over the past year. That's only 321,364 ...
... you're money's going and it's not being wasted. Put your budget to work Nobby Kleinman says if you've put every dollar to work in your budget and there's no more income on the horizon, then it's time to start thinking about alternative ...
... going into enormous debt to get us out of this hole, in some sense it's doing it on the cheap. And the borrowing is in Aussie dollars, so it won't be exposed to currency risk. At the end of the day, talk of balancing the budget is out the door. ...
In 1985, JR Walker, a real estate agent in Townsville, found himself in the Supreme Court. Years earlier, he'd forked out $3000 for an angora goat with reproductive potential. Not wanting to see a good thing go to waste, he spent a further $2000 ...
... still spending money, not saving it. It's also important not to fall into the trap of thinking you'll be reimbursed dollar for dollar when you purchase expensive items. 5. Signing up for in-store finance without checking the fine print Some whitegoods ...
... interest rates, never before experienced in Australia, could help promote investment lending and reign in the rising Aussie dollar. "A serious case can be made for the RBA to consider further cuts and entering negative territory for the cash rate if ...
... million tonnes, which is below the national five-year average. The sector will also rely heavily on a depreciating Aussie dollar for export opportunities. Given that Thailand's cane crop will be down 40% this year, demand for Australian sugar is expected ...
COVID-19 has rewritten life in immeasurable ways, including the way we view and use cash. The use of digital payments has skyrocketed in the past months, driven by fear of virus transmission via cash. Analysis from Commonwealth Bank has found that digital ...
