Donald Trump's latest tariff bombshell has shaken global markets and it's raising serious questions. Was this chaos just bad policy or something more calculated? It might sound like a conspiracy theory, but the facts tell a story worth paying attention ...
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It appears that Australians have grand plans to take to the skies and the roads in large numbers again this year, with a recent report revealing a strong desire for domestic and international travel. More than three quarters of Australians surveyed ...
From meal delivery drivers to people biking to work and more recently, families forgoing their second car, e-bikes are emerging as a convenient, fast and affordable option for commuting medium distances. "If you're averaging 5000 or 10,000 kilometres ...
... was met with applause from Labor benches, but not everyone is convinced. The Australian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (ACCI) criticised the budget for lacking "strategy and vision". "The government is treading water," said ACCI CEO Andrew McKellar. ...
The finance industry historically has had low female participation. When I joined almost 30 years ago, there were few senior women evident in financial services. Over time, I have valued and benefited from working in firms where leadership includes ...
Pay up or lose everything - the choice facing homeowners, revolutionary low cost super fund launches, and men still earn 22% more than women. Here are five things you may have missed this week. Pay a fortune in premiums or risk losing everything As ...
New ban on foreign investors, rent-vesting on the rise, and Telstra tops telco complaints list. Here are five things you may have missed this week. Foreign investors banned from buying Aussie homes The Albanese Government will ban foreign investors ...
Dear Paul, I'm a divorced, single father, age 43, with two daughters (16 and 12 years). Shared custody is 50:50. My current residence is in the Riverina, worth about $1,050,000 (mortgage $384,000), and I recently purchased an investment property in ...
The trend is clear: Australians are using less cash to pay their way, with the share of in-person transactions made with cash halving between 2019 and 2022, according to the Reserve Bank (RBA). While cash payments clearly aren't as popular as they ...
At the start of every calendar year it's typical for new laws, pricing schemes and other reforms to kick in which directly affect many Australians. And 2025 will be no different. So with the new year just around the corner, here's a run through ...
