Why Australia keeps dodging recessions
Australia has long been a global escape artist when it comes to avoiding recessions, and here’s why we could do it again in 2023.
Australia has long been a global escape artist when it comes to avoiding recessions, and here’s why we could do it again in 2023.
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Six interest rate rises in six months are pressuring many households, sparking a refinancing hunt for more home loan savings.
Stressing about finances after finishing work may not be justified for many senior Australians.
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Australians working from home may be forced to review their home internet plans as they chew through more data.
Finally savers have been given some reprieve with an increase to interest rates on savings tucked away in the bank.
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