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Five things you should know about the royal commission into banks
Mozo director Kirsty Lamont looks at just what this inquiry into the banks will mean for consumers.
Depreciation changes pass parliament: what you can’t claim
Changes to depreciation legislation announced in the May 2017 Federal Budget have been passed by parliament, so what does it mean for investors?
Cash rate remains at record low for 15th consecutive month
A slowdown in housing market conditions has helped to alleviate some of the pressure on the RBA to raise the cash rate.
How Aussies are throwing away $350 million
New recycling and energy programs could put cash in your pocket.
Health insurance changes: the good, the bad and the unfair
The government's health insurance reforms appear likely to deliver lower premium increases and hopefully clearer consumer-friendly policies, but it's not all good news.
Looming price pain for Aussies who want iPhone 8
Australians are likely to end up forking out almost $600 more than they are comfortable paying for an iPhone 8.
Cash rate remains at record low as housing market slows
Slower housing market conditions were likely one of the key topics of conversation for the RBA when it held the cash rate at 1.5% in September.
Relief for consumers as hefty card surcharges banned
Consumers will no longer be slugged with hefty fees for paying by card, with businesses banned from charging excessive surcharges from September 1.
Comm Bank shares fall: is it time to buy, hold or sell?
Commonwealth Bank's recent media hammering over alleged infringements of money-laundering regulations has affected market value, but what does that mean for your shares?
Why you can’t afford to ignore reporting season (even if you don’t invest)
Why should you pay attention to reporting season? Because even if you don't invest directly in shares, your superannuation does. And it's a chance to take the economy's temperature.
