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More Your Money: Explainer: can I get a refund for my emissions-cheating Volkswagen?This week Volkswagen Australia confirmed it will recall more than 60,000 Volkswagen; Tax reform - can we ALL win?; Sorry Joe, consumer spending will disappoint Santa this Christmas; Debunking the 'cost of children' argument; Are You Getting Paid Enough?

More Savings Tips: Top 5 Ways To Save Water At HomeThe typical American family uses about 400 gallons of water every day.; 6 Spending Styles That Will Help You Save; 5 More Incredibly Simple Things You Should Do To Protect Your Privacy; Hair Color and Money Habits; How To Manage And Reduce Your Personal Debt This Holiday Season

More Get Out of Debt: Australians are saving more, but are more comfortable with debtAustralians know that adequate savings can help provide for a rainy day; Chasing money: why the insolvency industry needs reform; How much is your debt really costing you?; The Ultimate Resolution For 2012: Kick Debt; What's Your Debt Really Costing You?

More Property & Home: How valuable are tax deductions on property really?It seems that many people are attracted to real estate not only because of the expected investment returns but also...; Five reasons the Turnbull government shouldn't let us spend super on a home; Property developers pay developer charges, that's why they argue against them; Inefficient tax slugs all homebuyers; Australians less likely to survive home ownership than Britons

More Retirement: Submissions want super tax concessions cut: TreasurySubmissions to the government?s taxation white paper show support for reducing concessions for superannuation; Our super system isn't perfect - but for a failure, look to the US; Tapping super not the answer to home ownership decline; It's your super, so why shouldn't you be allowed access?; Super fees vary wildly, and it will hurt your retirement income

More Investment: We Live In An Age Of Energy AbundanceWhat will it take for us to realise that the doom-mongers are wrong, and that we live in an era of energy abundance?; Down, down but not different: Australia's supermarkets in a race to the bottom; Keeping up or holding back? The regulation challenge for government; Using family trusts to minimise tax is on the nose: so why are policy makers silent?; From 'debt and deficit' to 'building prosperity': what's needed to shift the economic narrative

More Millionaire Mindset: Takeover - Foreign Investment and the Australian PsycheOne of the perennial features of Australia?s economic and political discourse is how to deal with foreign investment; Volkswagen fallout shows how not to manage a crisis; Why everybody knows CEOs are overpaid, but nothing happens; As China changes from world's factory to innovator, Australia needs to keep pace; The super rich and tax: lifters or leaners?

More Work: Managing across generations will deliver more productive workplacesEconomic growth depends heavily on having sufficient and productive labour; Let's talk about your pay, and loudly; Labor 2.0: why we shouldn't fear the 'sharing economy' and the reinvention of work; Australia's gig economy yet to register in employment numbers; Change penalty rates, reform work agreements, urges Productivity Commission: experts respond

More Ask an Advisor: Yes, it is our business: how corporations can help on Sustainable Development GoalsThe SDGs focus on the greatest challenges faced by humanity with the aim of ending poverty and hunge; Australia's next wave of startups could be from the over-55s; How fast food is reinventing itself as healthy and caring; What the mining sector and Australian politics have in common; Economic modelling may overplay the costs of Australia's 2030 climate target

More Smart Spending: 14 Things Successful People Do On WeekendsSuccessful people know that time is too precious to be totally leisurely about leisure; Returning to work after childbirth: still a case of 'managing it all'; Priceless: the inefficient, but merry economics of Christmas; Pie Face collapse a lesson in biting off more than you can chew; Rise of corporate divorces leads to fleeting gains

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Abraham Lincoln

News from TheBull.com.au

PM woos business vote in western Sydney,
Prime Minister Scott Morrison is hoping business leaders and owners will help get the Liberal Party over the line in western Sydney...
AHG board backs improved AP takeover offer,
AP Eagers has agreed to vary its previous all-scrip offer to acquire the ordinary shares in AHG it does not already own.
Qantas in world-first 'zero waste' flight,
Qantas has trialled the world's first zero-waste commercial flight, a trip from Sydney to Adelaide on which passengers dined using...
CSR profit shatters on glass, power prices,
CSR's full-year profit has sunk 59 per cent to $78m, weighed down by losses associated with the sale of its Viridian Glass business...
WA premier, Palmer war over mining project,
The war of words has escalated between West Australian Premier Mark McGowan and mining magnate Clive Palmer over an iron ore project.
Labor to review Bight oil spill potential,
An incoming Labor government would quickly initiate a Great Australian Bight environmental study, says Bill Shorten.
CommSec Daily Report Wednesday,
Aussie shares are off to a softer start on Wednesday, with broad based selling pushing the ASX 200 down by 0.7 per cent at lunch.
Copper heads towards February lows,
Copper prices dropped amid concern about US-China trade tensions.
Petrol prices set to lift,
Weekly Petrol Price: According to the Australian Institute of Petroleum, the national average price of unleaded petrol fell by 1.2...
ASX slides amid US-China trade tensions,
Australian shares have moved lower as the tech sector recorded the sharpest drop.