Aussies shares fall on US chaos, mining slump
The fallout from the CrowdStrike global tech outage and US President Joe Biden’s decision not to run again have helped push down the Australian sharemarket on Monday.
Banking
Chilling effect of Aussie rate hike crisis
An alarming number of mortgage holders might need to sell their home, should interest rates stay elevated into next year, new research has revealed.
Tech outage effects could linger for weeks
Computer systems at businesses across the Australian economy could be dealing with the fallout from the Microsoft outage for weeks to come.
Trump 2.0 will unleash the primal forces that drive Wall Street
There’s a new Donald Trump running for the White House and his RNC speech contained some powerful messages for Australian businesses.
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Big banks ditch $2k perk
Thousands of Aussies will miss out on a $2000 cash back offer after a shock move by the banks.
How inflation is rewriting the budget rules
Any additional stimulus would threaten higher interests rates and push Australia into a grinding recession. Chalmers has taken the safer option.
‘Waste of resources’ in $105m tax fraud case
A judge says the federal Attorney-General’s decision to pull legal aid funding from a convicted ATO fraudster is a waste of “scarce public resources”.
Shades of David Morgan as Westpac plays safe
In a nod to Westpac’s former legendary chief, the banking major is taking a more cautious footing ahead of a possible hard economic landing.
Cbus lays out bid to become $200bn megafund
The construction industry-backed fund says quality property projects will continue to thrive despite the looming economic downturn.
Urgent warning issued to Aussies over tax
Australians are being warned to be vigilant over the next few months as the end of the financial year increases the risk of being scammed.
Final big bank announces hike
Aussie homeowners are in for pain as the final major bank hikes interest rates yet again.
Aussies warned about scammers next month
Australians are being warned to be vigilant over the next few months as scammers are expected to be out in force.
Mistake that could cost you $2,553
The average Aussie could risk losing more than $2000 in twelve months by making one simple mistake with their finances.
More banks hike up interest rates
Three of the four big banks have now changed their interest rates for mortgage holders and some saving accounts.
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