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Lithium fires and ‘flexi’ water pipes pushing insurance bills higher: Suncorp

Lithium fires and ‘flexi’ water pipes pushing insurance bills higher: Suncorp

The insurance giant behind the AAMI, GIO and Apia brands has flagged it will raise insurance premiums by up to 9 per cent, as rising home-repair costs weigh on the business.

  • by Sumeyya Ilanbey

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The big four bank boss who says there’s more room for risk
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The big four bank boss who says there’s more room for risk

ANZ boss Shayne Elliott has been grappling with several challenges at the bank. But one societal issue he has his eye on is taking a disproportionate toll on younger generations.

  • by Millie Muroi
Treasurer gives the tick to $4.9b ANZ-Suncorp deal

Treasurer gives the tick to $4.9b ANZ-Suncorp deal

The transaction is the biggest banking deal in Australia since Westpac bought St George in 2008.

  • by Clancy Yeates
Who’d pay $3440 to insure my tiny car? My ex-insurer thought I would

Who’d pay $3440 to insure my tiny car? My ex-insurer thought I would

My Kia Picanto is worth about as much as a Taylor Swift ticket. Check out the swifty my ex-insurer tried to pull.

  • by Margot Saville
Suncorp boss says premium growth to ease as earnings jump 14 per cent

Suncorp boss says premium growth to ease as earnings jump 14 per cent

Suncorp chief executive Steve Johnston concedes it has been a tough six months for customers facing rising home and motor insurance costs, but expects premium growth to ease.

  • by Millie Muroi
How the ‘millionaires factory’ shook up Australia’s big four banks

How the ‘millionaires factory’ shook up Australia’s big four banks

A landmark ruling underlines how Macquarie Group, better known for investment banking, is making a serious play in the less racy retail banking sector.

  • by Millie Muroi
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Mining and energy stocks drag ASX lower on big day for earnings reports

Mining and energy stocks drag ASX lower on big day for earnings reports

Mining and energy stocks weighed heavily on the Australian sharemarket, dragging the index sharply into negative territory after it briefly pared early losses. 

  • by Sumeyya Ilanbey
The competition decision that snookered the treasurer

The competition decision that snookered the treasurer

It’s a sticky decision for Treasurer Jim Chalmers given his government has been waging a war on the dominant players in concentrated industries.

  • by Elizabeth Knight
ANZ wins green light for $4.9b Suncorp bank takeover on appeal

ANZ wins green light for $4.9b Suncorp bank takeover on appeal

The Australian Competition Tribunal has overturned the competition watchdog’s decision not to allow ANZ’s proposed acquisition of Suncorp’s banking arm.

  • by Millie Muroi
D-day looms for $4.9 billion ANZ-Suncorp deal

D-day looms for $4.9 billion ANZ-Suncorp deal

A final ruling on the biggest deal in Australian banking since Westpac bought St George in 2008 is looming.

  • by Clancy Yeates
Suncorp passing on inflation with premium hikes

Suncorp passing on inflation with premium hikes

Suncorp chief executive Steve Johnston says the insurer has continued to face inflationary pressures, and it is responding to the higher costs through its pricing.

  • by Millie Muroi

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