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What r/AusFinance is talking about this week

r/AusFinance has 859,635 members and 35 posts in the last 24 hours, with about 16.5 comments an hour right now. From the Redlisten index, refreshed daily.

859,635members
35posts in the last 24 hours, newest 24 min ago
16.5comments an hour right now, newest 7 h ago
649points on the top thread this week

Words coming up in r/AusFinance this week

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Top threads this week

  1. Is anyone else preparing for a tougher economic period?

    With all the redundancies happening across banking, tech and other industries, rising interest rates, cost of living continuing to climb and wages seemingly going nowhere, I can't help but feel...

    649 points450 comments7 d ago
  2. Is it normal to go into debt for a wedding these days?

    So long story short a potential bride is asking for a really fancy wedding costing just under $200,000. The groom is stating that the money should go into long term investments for the future. The...

    501 points1,333 comments7 d ago
  3. ‘No bidding at all’: Aussie auction results reveal grim reality
    474 points475 comments3 d ago
  4. I'm a simple guy - what to do with inheritance?

    Hi everyone, I'll be coming into some inheritance, except I enjoy my simple and basic life. I'll be coming into a large sum of money soon. Unsure of the exact amount but around $700k AUD. At the...

    314 points245 comments7 d ago
  5. Fitness Passport prices up 46% this year, up 95% from 2023?!

    Just got the most recent deduction from Fitness Passport and it’s a whopping $111 for the family Gold tier, up from $75.90 a year ago. It’s up 95% from 2023 when it was $57. What possible...

    312 points145 comments4 d ago
  6. Unpopular opinion: the RBA deserves considerably more blame for Australia's inflation mess

    I think Australians have been remarkably forgiving of the RBA's handling of inflation. The prevailing narrative seems to be that inflation was an unavoidable consequence of COVID, Ukraine, energy...

    251 points1 comment5 d ago
  7. Distressed property listings jump 42pc as unsold homes pile up
    226 points192 comments6 d ago
  8. Grim warning for Australia's 'burnout economy' amid share market bloodbath in the United States - and it's only going to get tougher
    208 points182 comments3 d ago
  9. Reserve Bank of Australia’s chief economist Sarah Hunter warns AI data centre boom will keep inflation high
    186 points102 comments3 d ago
  10. Job cuts likely to hit highest since COVID

    Many industries seem to be getting hit hard with redundancies atm.

    174 points221 comments3 d ago

Newest posts

  1. Travel insurance for all/most destinations?
    1 points0 comments24 min ago
  2. Stay casual or go full time?
    1 points0 comments40 min ago
  3. ASIC sues Commonwealth Bank for allegedly overcharging business customers
    1 points0 comments2 h ago
  4. There is a surprising amount of anti-investment sentiment on here for a finance sub. Why is this?
    1 points0 comments3 h ago
  5. What’s the absolute best ETF to invest in? Currently stuck between a few options.
    1 points0 comments3 h ago
  6. Canva founders would 'happily stand aside' if no longer fit to lead, Cliff Obrecht tells staff
    1 points0 comments5 h ago
  7. ING Booster boost rate issue?
    1 points0 comments9 h ago
  8. Easiest way to calculate CGT from Stake?
    1 points0 comments10 h ago
  9. David Jones closing stores. Don’t expect the bargains everyone is hoping for
    1 points0 comments12 h ago
  10. Best weekly bill /budget trackers
    1 points0 comments13 h ago
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