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Truss accusations wrong: BCU
WARREN Truss should have contacted Bananacoast Credit Union before accusing it of failing to pass on interest rates cuts to farmers, the institution says.
Home buyers feel 'robbed' by RBA
POTENTIAL home buyers in Toowoomba were left feeling short changed on Tuesday after the Reserve Bank of Australia decided to leave interest rates at 4.25%.
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Dollar soars as rates stay unchanged
THE Reserve Bank's shock move to leave its key cash unchanged served as rocket fuel for the Australian dollar, propelling the currency to record highs.
Money talks this Valentine's Day
BEWARE this Valentine's Day – along with the gifts and flowers, you may end up getting an STD.
Thai sugar giant buys MSF Sugar
MSF SUGAR is now effectively owned by Thai sugar giant Mitr Phol, after the company's sale went unconditional.
Surprise as RBA leaves rates on hold
BORROWERS will have to wait for at least another month for more interest rate relief after the Reserve Bank surprised pundits by leaving its key rate unchanged.
RBA cut won't be one of necessity
IF THE Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) elects to cut the official bank rate at its February meeting it won't be out of necessity.
Maintain current repayments
FALLING interest rates give borrowers a chance to shorten the term of their loan.
Focus on getting paid faster
THE cost of having profit locked up in your business is quite significant.
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Thais snap up sugar mill shares
WITH just a week to go before the deadline on Mitr Phol's takeover of MSF Sugar, the Thai company has acquired 35% of shares.
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Opinion
Meeting those final bills
AUSTRALIA'S aging population means we may have to get comfortable with talking about what to do after someone dies.
Business
HIA hurt over rates freeze
THE decision by the RBA to keep interest rates on hold has denied the construction sector the opportunity to boost business confidence, says the HIA.
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