Investors are being urged to consider private credit in the next financial year, following an increase of options for individuals

Investors are being urged to consider private credit in the next financial year, following an increase of options for individuals

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The RBA has hiked the cash rate once again, but it's left many questioning if it was the right move.

The RBA has hiked the cash rate once again, but it's left many questioning if it was the right move.

Economist calls out government spending after rate hike ⬆️💰

Chief Economist at the Centre For Independent Studies and ex RBA Economist Peter Tulip explains why the RBA may need to hike rates multiple times in 2026.

Chief Economist at the Centre For Independent Studies and ex RBA Economist Peter Tulip explains why the RBA may need to hike rates multiple times in 2026.

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