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What’s Next for Australia’s Cash Rate in 2025?
As we move into 2025, all eyes are on the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) and what’s ahead for interest rates. While the cash rate has stayed steady at 4.35% throughout 2024, many economists believe rate cuts could be just around the corner. Let’s break down where things stand and what might happen next.
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The Economy: A Slow Burner
Economic growth barely scraped by, hovering around a meager 1%—the weakest since the early ’90s recession (excluding the COVID-19 years). Sluggish consumer spending dragged things down, though a boost in government spending saved the day from being a total washout.
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The new year is here, and nothing screams motivation like a fresh start—especially when it comes to your finances! With the cost of living on everyone’s mind, there’s no better time to sort out your money and tackle those financial goals head-on. Let’s make saving, planning, and winning with your cash not just doable, but enjoyable!
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SA will bid to host the COP31 conference in 2026, a global event attracting more than 30,000 individuals.
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Australians’ private data is being shared hundreds of times a day with online advertisers who resell and distribute the info to unknown parties.
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Australian shoppers are opting to stick to one major grocery store instead of finding a lucrative deal based on prices.
- Category: Career Advice
Communication skills in a workplace in essential.
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Greater Adelaide has plans to increase apartment and higher home density to boost Adelaide’s population.
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Uber fares from the Adelaide Airport almost doubled on Monday morning as drivers embarked on the latest strike against the Uber.
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When the banks retreat from the commercial property sector, it opens opportunities for private lenders or individuals to fill the capital.
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The average home value in South Australia has increased a median $85,000 over the past 12 months.
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The relationship and rights between employers and employees have always been negotiable in the workplace. While workers push for greater quality of life, like working from home in recent times, bosses have pushed for more work quantity.
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Australians are anxiously anticipating a $14 drop as described as an economic tsunami that China has caused. China has suddenly suspended construction of new green steel plants, Chile’s major manufacturer has halted production, whilst India and Malaysia are investigating product dumping.
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Australia’s life expectancy is higher than the five countries with higher overall wealth. Australia might hold the key to living longer.
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Credit card users across Australia need to watch their spending and minimise making unnecessary purchases. Since the interest costs have dropped, consumers have the lowest credit card debt in the past 10 years.