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Used car buyers urged to exercise caution amid COVID-19 frenzy

As online consumerism becomes the new norm under COVID-19 restrictions, used car buyers are being urged to exercise caution when buying.

By William Jolly ● April 02, 2020

Property vs Shares: Which is the better investment?

Marvel vs DC, AFL vs NRL, Labor vs LNP - all these matchups pale in comparison to the property vs shares debate.

By Alex Brewster ● April 02, 2020

CommBank offers interest refunds for home loan and credit card customers

Commonwealth Bank will make a one time payment to customers who have deferred home loan repayments for six months.

By Alex Brewster ● April 02, 2020

Capital city rental markets flooded as holiday lets dry up

The 'Airbnb effect' is in full swing, but in reverse this time, as travel bans are enforced due to coronavirus restrictions.

By Harrison Astbury ● April 01, 2020

The health funds freezing premium increases today

A large number of health funds have announced they are delaying premium increases until later in the year.

By William Jolly ● April 01, 2020

RBA rules out negative interest rates

Australia's central bank has further explained the motivations for its second cash rate cut in March, and ruled out negative interest rates in the process.

By Alex Brewster ● April 01, 2020

Storm clouds of coronavirus roll over national house prices

The impact of coronavirus is beginning to be felt, with March reporting the lowest monthly gain in house prices since the market lifted in July last year.

By Emma Duffy ● April 01, 2020

How Australia responded to the JobKeeper $1,500 wage subsidy

Yesterday's $1,500 wage subsidy came as a relief to many whose jobs are at risk because of the coronavirus. But does it go far enough?

By Emma Duffy ● March 31, 2020

Volt Bank, ING cut savings account interest rates

Neobank Volt and ING have both made cuts to their savings account rates - down to 1.65% p.a. and 1.80% p.a. respectively.

By Harrison Astbury ● March 31, 2020

Job Keeper' allowance: Details of $1,500 coronavirus wage subsidy revealed

Millions of Australians could have $1,500 per fortnight of their pay covered though a government plan to protect workers whose jobs are at risk because of the coronavirus crisis.

By Emma Duffy ● March 30, 2020

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