This latest Albanese government support for changing what labour hire companies do could be good for those with jobs but mightn’t be great for future job creation, the bottom lines of companies and even super returns.

Thinking outside the square is often a great way to beat problems and here are great ideas that may help you beat the mortgage pressure blues.

While the recent rise in unemployment wasn’t big, some economists think inflation is in free fall. If this is so, the Reserve Bank needs to stand clear of the interest rate lever.

Would be PM Dutton may have blown a chance to portray Labor as the biggest threat to inflation and interest rates by siding with the big oil companies.

Just when we’re hoping rate rises are over, the Federal Budget spending and Unions pushing for higher wages could have Dr Phil reaching for the interest rate lever again.

Anyone hoping airfares will come down should know that airline costs are ready to go skyward, with this latest union wage push. Will interest rates ascend unwanted heights because of this?

The pressure’s on Treasurer Chalmers to play Scrooge with wage rises to KO what he says is our biggest enemy – inflation. Can he do it?

Early signs of super being used to make mortgage payments is an anecdotal reminder that the RBA must be careful about future rate rises.

Some economists think this Budget will mean the RBA will keep raising rates because Dr Jim Chalmers has added to inflation with his $20.6 billion worth of spending. How true is this?

While Treasurer Dr Jim Chalmers can boast about the fastest return to surplus since World War II, those super members with big balances are going to have to duck for cover.

Last October it was thought this Budget surplus of $4 billion would be a $37 billion deficit! That’s a big miss! Can these guys count? Or does it show that ‘guessing’ what economies do is so hard?

Standby for a good news leak from what will be in tomorrow night’s Budget speech.