Next week’s Budget will reveal that by 1 July 2026, super will be paid with a worker’s pay-packet, not quarterly.
Next week’s Budget will reveal that by 1 July 2026, super will be paid with a worker’s pay-packet, not quarterly.
Ten rate rises are starting to bite, big time. One industry expert called it an “insolvency Armageddon”, with cash-troubled business wind-ups reaching 828 in March.
As the bad news of job cuts rise and Australia Post sacks 400 workers, you have to wonder if the RBA will deliver the good news of no rate rise next Tuesday?
Even if push comes to shove and there’s another hiccup rise, it looks like it’s the end of the line for rate rises. Even if I’m wrong, our future may not be as dismal as some think.
Good inflation news is expected today, which will help the Treasurer in all his budget calculations. And it looks like he has a BIG windfall coming.
The RBA Governor has a gamble on his hands: does he need to raise rates again or has he already done enough?
Dr Lowe’s mistaken ‘no interest rate change until 2024’ has led to some positive changes. Here’s a quick list of Dr Jim Chalmers’ sensible RBA reforms.
It’s Dr Jim versus Dr Phil and big changes are afoot for the RBA and its boss.
This May's Federal Budget will be blockbuster viewing starring Jim Chalmers as Dr No!
At Budget time, Treasurers look under every rock to see if there’s spare money hiding there. Just be careful you don’t have your money in these places too!
It’s a big week for data drops and every number and report could have a big bearing on when rate rises end and whether we dodge a recession.
Just when the economy looks to be heading into that ‘just right’ zone, along comes a strong employment report that might spell another rate rise is on its way.
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