Cruel twist for used-car bargain hunters
After several years of soaring used car prices, the market is beginning to return to normal. But sadly, not all buyers are reaping the rewards.
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After several years of soaring used car prices, the market is beginning to return to normal. But sadly, not all buyers are reaping the rewards.
Amazon’s annual sales event Prime Day has returned offering savvy Aussie shoppers a stack of great deals across a range of popular brands including Apple, Dyson and ECOVACS.
Once considered everyday staples, a new study has found they are fast becoming “unaffordable luxuries” for many South Australians. What are they?
The Greens have launched a bold cost-of-living proposal that would force supermarket giants Woolworths and Coles to cap prices on essential grocery items.
A Brisbane community centre can no longer keep up with public demand for financial aid, burning through $20,000 in a week.
The bizarre response to Mali’s remarkably candid cost-of-living admission shows why the Liberals find him hard to pin down, Paul Starick writes.
A petrol “super cycle” is expected to hit Brisbane and the southeast over the coming weeks, with prices over $2.30 per litre likely to be the norm. See how you can save $26 on a full tank while there’s still time.
Sydney home prices have bounced back from last year’s barrage of interest rate hikes and homeowners now have plenty more equity in their properties to work with.
Despite a remarkably strong real estate market, the ranks of first home buyers is swelling thanks to Baby Boomers. This is why.
Anthony Albanese has invented a kind of time machine that has taken our wages back more than a decade to 2011 levels, writes Matt Canavan.
Almost 50 per cent of our federal politicians with property investments don’t list earning rent from those properties despite Australia’s housing and rental crisis.
Millions of dollars will start to flow to Aussie workers from July 1 after the overhauled stage three tax cuts were passed in parliament. See what it means for you.
Sydney homes are expected to see weaker price growth in the coming months and that means there are some value buys for homeseekers out there.
The big supermarkets, airlines and carmakers are beginning to learn that Aussies have had a gutful and are beginning to fight back, writes Mike O’Connor.
Original URL: https://www.thechronicle.com.au/topics/cost-of-living/page/42