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Would you believe Australians will have to pay a portion of $600 billion the world bank has promised Europe.
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The Australian government is getting ready for Europe to go down. There doesn't seem to be a plan in place.
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Westpac are sacking a lot of it's Australian workers. And now to add insult to injury the people who have been sacked need to train their workers on the last days.
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Could we be on the way to getting a 2.5% home loans. Three of Japans largest banks are coming to Australia. So will the big four banks monopoly be smashed?
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Australia's job market is the weakest in 20 years. But Ross Greenwood tells us why there might be a silver lining to this cloud.
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Your job is your biggest asset. So how can you go about protecting yours. Ross Greenwood has some good ideas.
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Good news for people with home loans. The RBA might cut them in February. This will help take some pressure off already tight budgets.
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Ross Greenwood talks about the worlds banks new financial warning. It could be worse then the first GFC.
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The World GFC is back or nearly back. The world bank has said there are big problems ahead and it might affect all of us. Even in Australia.
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The world bank has made some incredible warnings. But what does it mean for us in Australia? Could Europe drag down the rest of the world?
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