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Is this Australia’s richest generation – now and forever?
They represent just one-fifth of the population but one group of Australians holds half the nation’s wealth. Are they under threat?
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The end is nearing for rising interest rates and falling home prices, so is now the time for real estate investors to make a move?
What next for our battered bank shares?
Finance experts say our banks are strong and secure, but their share prices are not immune from more falls amid global fear and volatility.
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