Credit card interest and spending still high
Comparison firm says Australians are still spending on their cards but mainly due to the increased price of many goods.
The policies shaping our future
Comparison firm says Australians are still spending on their cards but mainly due to the increased price of many goods.
Treasurer says his budget is about 'supporting younger generations of Canberrans to own their home'.
But some economists say concerns are 'overplayed' and any instances of negative equity 'would be rare'.
Peak real estate body calls on government to be transparent about overcharge as it prepares for state budget.
Politicians on all sides are listening to opinion polls and the voice of the people, promising a positive response.
NAB joins CBA and ANZ to revise their forecast and expect the Reserve Bank to keep interest rates on hold.
Consumer and business sentiment surveys are the highlight of an otherwise quiet week on the economic front in Australia, as global turmoil casts a shadow.
Auction clearance rates have hit a five-year low, and the percentages are the lowest Australia has had in five years.
Pauline Hanson's party has for the first time in a poll's history overtaken Labor in popularity, as Anthony Albanese's approval rating hits a low among voters.
Albanese defends his tax policies at economic summit, saying 'if government stands still, the world will go past them'