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Home buying intentions still near record highs despite pandemic, says CBA

Buyers are still pressing ahead with their search for a home despite the coronavirus pandemic, according to new data.

By Emma Duffy ● April 22, 2020

Stop petrol profiteering amid coronavirus: ACCC

Australia's chief competition watchdog today revealed petrol retailers are skimming an extra 5c per litre of petrol in profit in metro areas.

By Harrison Astbury ● April 22, 2020

RBA: Wage growth, unemployment and GDP to shrink to 1930s levels

Australia's central bank has warned of some incredibly difficult months ahead for the economy.

By Alex Brewster ● April 21, 2020

Jobs decrease by 6%, young workers most affected by coronavirus fallout

People under 20 have been hit hardest by COVID-19 closures, with jobs for the age group decreasing by almost 10% in three weeks.

By Alex Brewster ● April 21, 2020

Virgin goes into administration: What happens to travel credit?

Virgin Australia has just announced it has gone into voluntary administration. What does this mean for customers' travel credits?

By William Jolly ● April 21, 2020

Negative oil futures: How low will petrol prices go?

Oil futures have gone into negative territory for the first time, but the effects at the petrol pump could be hard to see.

By Harrison Astbury ● April 21, 2020

What happens to your Virgin Velocity points if Virgin goes bust?

One of the many victims of the COVID crisis is Virgin Australia and its employees, and the economic fallout could spell bad news for your Velocity points.

By William Jolly ● April 20, 2020

Coronavirus a ‘perfect storm’ for buying a car

Car market experts are saying now, in the time of coronavirus, could be a great time to bag a bargain on a new car.

By Harrison Astbury ● April 20, 2020

One third of Australians see incomes fall due to coronavirus

New research has revealed 33% of Australians have been negatively financially impacted since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic.

By Alex Brewster ● April 20, 2020

Grattan Institute estimates 3.4 million Australians could be out of work in coming weeks

Nearly a quarter of working Australians could be out of work in the coming weeks thanks to social distancing requirements to contain the spread of coronavirus.

By Emma Duffy ● April 20, 2020

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