Former Prime Minister Keating (the Treasurer most responsible for our previous recession in 1991) has ripped into the high priests of our Reserve Bank for being too slow and indolent dealing with the Coronavirus crash.

Restaurants crushed by Covid-19 need incentives to keep their doors open and people in jobs. This unfair fringe benefits tax on meals must be reconsidered.

Share prices are under pressure now. Should you be worried? Or should you be getting ready to buy?

In the vein of thinking outside the square, I’d love to see the Treasurer bring back the “long lunch”, which was killed off in 1985 by Paul Keating’s fringe benefit tax.

The good news of the week tells us a vaccine might be closer than we think. And if it is, we’re in for a 21st century re-run of the ‘Roaring 20s’!

Covid-19 has rocked recent job numbers, with unemployment falling, in a recession! But get ready, this virus is causing social and economic mutations that will impact life as we know it.

If you need an incentive to wise up and get money smart, read this because you’d never want anyone you care about, including yourself, to be dependent on government aged care services.

The Tasmanian Government has a prominent economist dancing with the devil, exhuming death taxes and pushing payroll tax onto more small businesses. And it’s thought this could be a model for the rest of the country?

Former PM Paul Keating has a big idea to help prevent Aussies from being dumped in nursing homes. Will this one be a hard ‘political’ sell?

The question is: can a 10% fall still happen?

Why are these standout names so good at what they do? Do they have a hedgehog in common?

As NAB and CommBank zip into buy now, pay later products, what could happen to the share prices of these two tech stars?