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The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission warns that small businesses and homeowners are being hit with soaring electricity prices, but there may be a solution just a phone call away. By switching to standing offer contracts, consumers can potentially save money on their energy bills.
Australia
The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission warns that small businesses and homeowners are being hit with soaring electricity prices, but there may be a solution just a phone call away. By switching to standing offer contracts, consumers can potentially save money on their energy bills.
Australian mortgage holders will be hit hard by the increase in household expenses, particularly first home buyers who may not be able to switch lenders due to stricter loan servicing requirements. Meanwhile, major banks are gaining market share while smaller lenders are losing ground.
Australian economy
Australian mortgage holders will be hit hard by the increase in household expenses, particularly first home buyers who may not be able to switch lenders due to stricter loan servicing requirements. Meanwhile, major banks are gaining market share while smaller lenders are losing ground.
World
UK regulations and proposed legislation aimed at reining in Big Tech are causing major tech companies to consider exiting the country, citing concerns over privacy, encryption, and excessive power given to regulatory bodies.
Russia's economic turmoil intensifies as the Ruble plunges to triple digits against the US Dollar, marking a major setback. Brace for a closer look at the grim reality awaiting the nation.
Tech
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