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economy
324 results tagged economy:
Shane Oliver reveals where he would invest $10,000
Where would economist Shane Oliver invest $10,000 right now? He's not a stock picker but in this scenario he's picking shares.
The recession is over but we’re not out of the woods yet
The economic rollercoaster of 2020 continued this week with news that GDP had grown by 3.3% in the September quarter, but we're not in the clear yet.
What Joe Biden’s election will mean for Australia’s economy
A Biden presidency will likely mean a stronger US economy, which will have a positive impact right here at home.
Climate change will hit economy harder than COVID-19 lockdowns
Climate change is set to have a greater impact on the economy than the COVID-19 lockdowns, according to a new report from Deloitte Access Economics.
The rate that stopped the nation: cash rate hits 0.10% for the first time
The Reserve Bank has lowered the cash rate to 0.10% for the first time in history.
Sit tight on investing till the dust has settled on the US election
Right now, it is wise to wait for the dust to settle on the Trump-Biden election but get ready for the opportunities that are about to unfold.
What it could mean for Australia if Trump is re-elected
Regardless of who wins in November, Australia won't escape the fallout from the US presidential election. Here's what it could mean if Donald Trump is returned to office.
Forget spending – here’s what you should do with your tax cut
The Treasurer wants you to spend your tax cut. Personal finance experts think otherwise. Here's what to do with the extra cash that will be in your pay.
Why we can’t stop throwing good money after bad
Once you've spent money on something, you feel pressure to stay the course even when it's not working out. Why? It's a little thing called the sunk cost fallacy.
‘Missed opportunity’: Aussies respond to 2020 Federal Budget
When Australians took to Twitter during tonight's Budget Speech, it was less to celebrate what was included in the government's spending plan, and more to point out just what was missing.
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