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Labor to form government as economic worries mount: Firstlinks election update
Markets
Labor to form government as economic worries mount: Firstlinks election update
Incoming Treasurer, Jim Chalmers says he is facing the "trickiest economic conditions inherited by an incoming government since the Second World War".
Graham Hand | 22 May 2022
RBA eyes cut as APRA urges scrapping of 7pc home loan buffer
Stocks
RBA eyes cut as APRA urges scrapping of 7pc home loan buffer
Scott Morrison’s dramatic election victory has received an economic double-shot in the form of a mooted fall in interest rates and a loosening...
Lex Hall with AAP | 21 May 2019
Election2019: Labor housing policies not lethal, says Morningstar
Markets
Election2019: Labor housing policies not lethal, says Morningstar
Housing affordability is a pivotal component of Labor's platform, which contains policies intended to further reduce house prices. Morningstar finds...
Morningstar Analysts | 17 May 2019
Economists tip rate cut before Federal Election
Markets
Economists tip rate cut before Federal Election
Weaker than expected inflation for the first quarter of 2019 has boosted expectations the RBA will cut the cash rate when it meets next month.
Glenn Freeman with AAP | 24 April 2019
Forget franking, SMSFs face even more cuts, warns peak body
Retirement
Forget franking, SMSFs face even more cuts, warns peak body
Labor's plan to axe cash refunds for excess franking credits may have monopolised attention in the countdown to the election but investors stand to...
Glenn Freeman | 18 April 2019
Federal budget tipped to deliver super sweeteners
Retirement
Federal budget tipped to deliver super sweeteners
Josh Frydenberg's first and possibly last budget, and one that the coalition is pinning its thin election hopes on, may include several sweeteners...
Emma Rapaport with AAP | 01 April 2019
Hayne inquiry: PM slams call for 'reckless' bank law rush
Retirement
Hayne inquiry: PM slams call for 'reckless' bank law rush
Prime Minister Scott Morrison says it would be reckless to make federal parliament sit for an extra two weeks in March to fast-track its response to...
AAP | 11 February 2019