Today we have almost 16 million credit cards in circulation, a fact that has caused successive governments to regulate, and further-regulate

Five years up your sleeve to pay off a larger purchase may sound too tempting to pass up but never forget the age-tested maxim “buyer beware

So will the Aussie dollar rise or continue to fall? History suggests flipping a coin may provide as useful an answer as following the opinio

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A rising dollar makes it less costly to travel overseas and decreases the local cost of imported goods. On the downside, it makes many of ou

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In a global economy there are many forces impacting on exchange rates and, try as they might, nobody can control the ups and downs.

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