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Australian house prices over the last 50 years: A retrospective

If you talk to anyone under the age of, say, 50, I don’t think you’d get much of an argument that Australian house prices are completely out of control.

By Datamentary ● December 11, 2020

Aussies back universal basic income after relying on income support during COVID

The majority of Australians support the introduction of a universal basic income (UBI) according to a new poll.

By Emma Duffy ● December 11, 2020

Unsatisfied? It could be because COVID has cost you $17,000

A new study has revealed Australian adults have lost the equivalent of $338 billion in 'life satisfaction' due to COVID-19.

By Alex Brewster ● December 11, 2020

With a vaccine on the horizon, where is the AUD stronger?

With a few COVID-19 vaccine trials proving hopeful, where has the Aussie Dollar gained in value over the past year?

By Harrison Astbury ● December 10, 2020

Victorians to receive $200 travel vouchers to kickstart COVID recovery

The Victorian State Government has launched a new 'Regional Travel Voucher Scheme' to help struggling businesses.

By Alex Brewster ● December 10, 2020

Let’s talk about the JobSeeker cuts. Do they make sense?

One of the most pressing issues facing Australians at the moment is that of JobSeeker, with more than a million Aussies currently using the payment preparing to have their incomes cut while they look for work.

By William Jolly ● December 10, 2020

Aussies snag a Christmas bargain over Black Friday weekend

Online sales soared over the Black Friday weekend as Australians hunted down bargains in the lead up to Christmas.

By Emma Duffy ● December 10, 2020

Major US bank bars BNPL, will Australia follow?

United States banking giant Capital One has barred users from clearing buy now, pay later debts on its credit card platform.

By Harrison Astbury ● December 10, 2020

Cashless welfare card trial extended, but what is it?

The Government's Cashless Debit Card trial has been extended for two years in certain regions after the Senate voted against making the scheme permanent.

By William Jolly ● December 10, 2020

How to receive $500 for improving your financial wellbeing

Thousands of people have earned themselves up to $500 by participating in ANZ's Savers Plus and Money Minded program in 2020.

By William Jolly ● December 09, 2020

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