‘Vulnerable’: Panic as Aussie dollar tanks
The Australian dollar has plummeted to a near five-year low recently – and experts have warned of dire consequences ahead.
Economy
‘Staggered’: Major catch for Aussie rate cut
With thousands of Aussie homeowners buckling under the weight of hefty repayments and the cost of living crisis, a financial expert has laid out his best tips going into 2025.
Cash boost for millions of Aussies
New data has revealed the boost to Aussie wages, with a worker on the median wage now earning more than $2000 extra a year.
Cash boost for millions of Aussies
New data has revealed the boost to Aussie wages, with a worker on the median wage now earning more than $2000 extra a year.
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What Aussies bought on Black Friday
Strong car sales, cinematic hits and Black Friday bargains contributed to Aussies spending up big in November.
Critical gas warning issued to four states
Australia’s southern states have been warned gas shortfalls are likely to continue in the winter months due to underlying issues with supply and diversity.
ASX hits 4-week high on inflation surprise
Fresh inflation data has given the Australian share market a boost, with trading up on Wednesday.
‘Darker purpose’: Big claim on $2.50 cash fee
An Australian bank has been slammed for “cash grabbing” after launching a controversial $2.50 fee for customers accessing their own money.
Major bank’s huge interest rate call
NAB says the worst of the economic cycle could be behind us, predicting a number of rate cuts in 2025 to help households and business alike.
Twist after woman earning $110k denied loan
An Aussie woman with a respectable job has sparked fury over claims she was knocked back by mortgage lenders for one controversial reason.
Fresh blow to Albo’s ambitious scheme
A dramatic fall in new building approvals just as the market looked to turn a corner has cast more doubt on Anthony Albanese’s housing target.
Eye-watering cost of Christmas revealed
A staggering number of Aussies will be paying off their credit card debts for at least six months after relying on their credit cards to get through the holiday season.
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