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Banks dont care about there customers nab especially charging there customers 2.50 to us there atm shame shame shame .
Culling dishonest Bank's better option.
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NAB joins big banks in raising home loan interest rates | Sky News AustraliaNAB has become the last of the big four banks to slug home loan customers with an out-of-cycle rate hike, which it had resisted in a move to reward customer loyalty and rebuilt trust. \n\nThe interest rate increase will add about $260 a year to repayments on a $300,000 mortgage from 31 January.\n\nImage: News Corp Australia \n\n\n M,A key Effect. Though I’m sure it will affect.... sorryforbeingagrammarnazi RBA USELESS. GOVT again impotent. The real economic managers, big banks, hold to ransom every Australian & the economy with interest rate movements outside RBA & stealing any future RBA rate cut all for a quick profit grab. ScottMorrisonMP JoshFrydenberg billshortenmp theage
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'Get a loan': US Commerce Secretary baffled by furloughed workers going to food banksThe US Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross says workers should get a loan rather than rely on food banks. The workers should get their F*king pay packets!!! Open the bloody government! 😡 TrumpShutdown disgusting Disgraceful SICKENING Rich man preaching.... has nfi Embarrassing! $5.7B is such a small amount for the US.
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Commerce Secretary doesn't understand why unpaid federal workers use food banksWilbur Ross' comments came as Trump's daughter-in-law, Lara, said that unpaid federal workers were experiencing a 'little bit of pain' for the 'future of our country'. MSMWatchdog2013 Fark, these billionaires really don't give a rats do they, remember their names. And these are the people who are supposed to look after all Americans. DonaldDumb aka realDonaldTrump and his cohort and his family are the worst, and most unsympathetic lot the WhiteHouse ever had IvankaTrump LiarInChief WorstPresidentinHistory Hmmm. Might be a job for TradingPlaces
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Australian house prices slump, with Sydney recording steepest drop in a decade | Sky News AustraliaAustralian house prices have slumped, dropping 6.5 per cent in 2018. \n\nEconomists say the drop is due to the restricted access to credit with banks being forced to tighten lending standards and slow loan applications. \n\nSydney recorded its steepest drop in a decade last year, with the average house price now sitting at $1.06 million and $702,000 for units. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n So it’s where it should be. In a market with very high transaction costs if prices are falling and you only have one swing at it then you are going to not buy until you think the market has bottomed.
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Apple Pay goes live for CBACBA customers can now use their iPhones for tap-and-go payments, in a change that may up the pressure on the remaining big banks to cave in to the tech giant. clancyyeates Oh my God - the excitement - I just cannot contain myself.... clancyyeates Can't wait for the smh exclusive on the daily deals down at my local IGA
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'Tough for them': uncertainty grips bank investors ahead of grim yearThe risk of tighter regulation threatens to continue weighing on sentiment towards banks well into 2019, as investors await responses to a pile of inquiries | clancyyeates clancyyeates That tweet reads as if tighter regulation is a bad thing. clancyyeates A major solution is simplified by allowing 10 more retail banks into Australia. Now how simple is that?
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IMF update points to continuing global slowdownGlobal economic growth is continuing to slow as trade tensions between the US and China continue to spook investors, consumers and central banks.
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Credit crunch fears could prompt rethink on loan curbs: MacquarieThe regulator could further loosen its curbs on mortgage lending in response to concerns banks are being too cautious, Macquarie economists have suggested. ..or not..
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Credit crunch fears could prompt rethink on loan curbs: MacquarieThe regulator could further loosen its curbs on mortgage lending in response to concerns banks are being too cautious, Macquarie economists have suggested. Is there anything else you'd like?
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Former Vic Liberal Premier calls on several Coalition veterans to resign | Sky News AustraliaFormer Victorian Liberal Premier Jeff Kennett has called for several Coalition veterans to resign to help revitalise the Party with new talent.\n\nThe Australian Reports Mr Kennett believes Julie Bishop and Kevin Andrews should follow Kelly O'Dwyer, who recently announced she would step down and not recontest her seat after the election.\n\nThe Coalition has seen multiple resignations in recent times, including fellow MP Julia Banks, who quit the party in November to sit as an independent.\n\nPrime Minister Scott Morrison has dismissed suggestions his MPs were resigning because of fears the government faces significant defeat at the next election.\n\n\nImage: News Corp Australia\n\n\n\n\n\n\n LiberalAus jeff_kennett Not a bad idea Jeff - call me, we can discuss which ones I should fire ! 👍😊 LiberalAus jeff_kennett auspol springst Absolutely! Middle aged male parliamentarians who wear suits and ties are a huge turn off and should all move on to new ventures making way for fresh, young, energetic Liberal Party talent. Leave the suits and ties at home! Outdated look for 2019 and beyond. LiberalAus jeff_kennett LiberalAus digging up the dead
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