... improve. So I can't see rates going any lower, and as we move into 2018 I'll be looking for some small rate rises. "The Aussie dollar remains a mystery to me. About all I ever get right is to see it as cheap when it gets close to 50c to the US dollar ...
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Marie Kondo and the economics of tidying up January is often the time that we declutter in our household. And this year, it feels as if everyone in Australia is doing the same. When we took a few bags of clothes to the Salvos, the volunteer almost begged ...
... increasing at twice the rate of inflation, according to new research from the Australian Automobile Association. The average Aussie metro household spends $18,221 a year on transport, up $736 from a year ago. Sydneysiders are paying the most for transport ...
... tips for giving generously without going overboard on spending. According to comparison website finder.com, the average Aussie is planning to spend $464 on Christmas gifts in the lead up to December 25. However, around this time last year, the Commonwealth ...
Discount vouchers and reward schemes are so yesterday. Now there are sites that can save online shoppers up to 30% on purchases. It's no surprise that, when it comes to retail, the internet is rapidly replacing the shopping centre. Last year the number ...
... change in loan will help you achieve your financial goals." That said, Whitlam Malkoun, a Melbourne-based senior broker with Aussie Home Loans, says one of the most common triggers for refinancing boils down to the mention of interest rates in the media. ...
Here are six important tax tips for self-employed Australians. Keep your receipts If you purchase anything that is work-related, or even partly work-related keep your receipt. Expenses or deductions are the number one way to reduce the amount of tax ...
... repairs. Pat's investment plan is simple. "The only way I know to build wealth is to do it slowly and methodically. Dollar-cost averaging into diversified broad-market exchange traded funds over an extended period of time." Saving hard now means ...
... remains reasonably well contained. As for Australia, a firmer US dollar and steady local interest rates could see the Aussie dollar fall further, which would be positive for economic growth and most likely the sharemarket also.
P2P lenders beat the banks Aussies are diverting millions of dollars away from savings accounts and term deposits into longer-term peer-to-peer investing, according to research from P2P lender RateSetter's investor base. "The royal commission has shone ...
