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Federal Government Boosts Welfare Payments: Who Will It Help?

In the statement, the minister for Social Services, Amanda Rishworth, said, "We want to reduce disadvantage and maintain Australia's strong and sustainable social safety net by providing relief to those most in need. Through indexation, payments are adjusted in line with cost of living changes to ensure people have more money in their pockets."
Reserve Bank of Australia chief Philip Lowe said the coronavirus is having a 'significant'effect' on the country's economy

RBA Reports AU$4.2 Billion Loss, Marking Fourth Consecutive Year Of Deficits

RBA governor Michele Bullock announced the central bank incurred a loss of AU$4.2 billion, during 2023-24, recording its fourth consecutive year of accounting losses. The bank suffered shortfalls of AU$6 billion in 2022-23, a record AU$36.7 billion in 2021-22, and AU$4.3 billion in 2020-21.
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Australia Plans To Ban Card Payment Surcharges By 2026

The move follows Reserve Bank of Australia's (RBA) estimates that annual surcharges total around AU$1 billion per annum, with some estimates suggesting the figure could even touch the AU$4 billion mark.
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The Future of Finance: AI and VR Technologies in Fintech

One of the critical advancements in AI within fintech is its application in customer service. AI-powered chatbots and virtual assistants can now handle complex queries, enhance customer experience, and reduce operational costs.
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Unveiling Payback Ltd: A Hope for Scam Victims in Australia

Payback specializes in assisting individuals all over the globe, and Australia in particular, in reclaiming their hard-earned money from deceptive schemes, providing a glimmer of hope in the face of financial devastation.
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Research suggests bigger banks are worse for customers

Recent research from economists at the United States Federal Reserve suggests this problem is not unique to Australia. If true, this supports the argument that larger financial institutions should be broken up or face more regulatory scrutiny.
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Finance drives everything — including your insecurity at work

There’s a common link between the many things that have promoted insecurity at work: the growth of franchising; labour hire; contracting out; spin-off firms; outsourcing; global supply chains; the gig economy; and so on. It’s money.

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