Finance News
With Scott in Shepparton playing golf this weekend he will dial into the show but you have AXA National Manager Paul Williams in the studio to chat with Glenn about all things interesting in relation to finance. With Christmas around the corner what’s in store for retail, we had an ordinary October retail number come…
Read the rest of the entry »The focus in Europe is still on Ireland and the future of the euro zone. Indeed the call is already up for Portugal to request a bailout, in order to protect the said zone, not that they kind of need one, but I like the logic. In fact everyone should just request a bailout. It…
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On the back of a 0.45% rate rise, and a $6 billion profit CBA, head honcho Ralph Norris helps himself to $16 million a year. Virgin Blue as a company made $21 million. Is it fair? Find out tomorrow. AMP have put a bid to take over AXA with only Wayne Swan standing in the…
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This rise has seen a significant number cutting back on spending that is important to their wellbeing, in order to cope Has this rate rise affected you? If you need to re-assess you financial situation, please call me if you would like to discuss.
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The RBA cash rate sits on – 4.75 per cent, the rate that slows a nation
Read the rest of the entry »The dollar may have peaked as the RBA will now do nothing Tuesday, good news approaching Christmas.
Read the rest of the entry »Last week we predicted the $ would hit parity, now that its happened the dollar will probably settle around that space until Cup Day. We speak live with Michael Heffernan from Austock about the implications of James Packer taking a stake in Ten. Is it a stock we should be buying, what could happen…
Read the rest of the entry »Football behind us, and all the medals for the Commonwealth Games have been handed out, we have around 3 weeks now before the 150th Melbourne Cup which is the same day Glenn Stevens and the RBA meet. Give me a call to chat about fixed vs variable, and if the banks might increase rates regardless…
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