With a recession black cloud looming, a couple of lenders are advising any borrower under repayment pressure to get smart, stop being apathetic and look for alternative loans.

If Dr Phil fires another shot in his fight against inflation. it will be the unlucky number 13, and that’s when his luck might run out for him as RBA governor, and for the economy.

Recent data has shown that there has been a notable spike in employees coming back to Sydney offices.
Why is this so?

We’ve been warned that it’s no more nice treatment for this revenue-collecting arm of Dr Jim Chalmers, because the Treasurer needs your tax money to beat down his big budget deficit.

We’ve been warned that it’s no more nice treatment for this revenue-collecting arm of Dr Jim Chalmers, because the Treasurer needs your tax money to beat down his big budget deficit.

Shareholders are increasingly placing their faith in public companies run by highly competent women. I’m betting I can improve my investment performance by going long in listed corporations run by women.

Is it time for Dr Jim to start playing hardball and Dr Phil to start doing nothing because he’s done enough to create the recession that will kill inflation and jobs?

Baby boomers have had it so good for most of their lives that the Aged Care Minister Anika Wells is now telling them they’ll have to pay more for aged care.

Economists say those with a mortgage are enduring the heaviest repayment burden in history. How long can this last?

I do worry about rattled Aussies fearing another rate rise this week.

Today low paid workers should get a 7% pay rise from the Fair Work Commission but will interest rate worriers pay the price?

News outlets must be scaring interest rate worriers but I’m hoping the RBA’s knowledge of economics will stop it from raising rates next Tuesday.