International trade and travel have become an ingrained part of Australian society, so how can we make the most of our money?

International trade and travel have become an ingrained part of Australian society, so how can we make the most of our money?

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Join Deborah Knight for Money News, the most respected business program on radio.
 If you crave the latest insights into super &amp; small business, interest rates &amp; investment, and economics &amp; e-commerce, then the team at Money News has everything you need to know.
 Add your voice to the conversation Monday to Thursday 7pm to 8pm by calling 131 873, texting 0460 873 873, or emailing <a href="mailto:moneynews@2gb.com">moneynews@2gb.com</a>

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Tristan Dakin, WISE Country Manager, Australia & New Zealand

The government has released its mid-year budget update, and the news is bleak, with more government spending leading to greater deficits in the future.

The government has released its mid-year budget update, and the news is bleak, with more government spending leading to greater deficits in the future.

Pradeep Philip, Lead Partner, Deloitte Access Economics

The market barely shifted, awaiting a decision by the US Fed on interest rates overnight.

The market barely shifted, awaiting a decision by the US Fed on interest rates overnight.

Carl Capolingua Market Wrap 18th Dec

The government flags more spending and bigger deficits in the Mid-Year Economic & Fiscal Outlook; the MCG puts its food prices up; tracking the best share market performers of 2024; the pitfalls of trying to start your own small business in the restaurant sector; Jaclyn Symes to be sworn in as Victorian Treasurer; and Carl Capolingua joins us for the Market Wrap.

 

Host: Deb Knight

Executive Producer: Tom Storey

Technical Producers: Andre Molchanoff & Rhys Geddes

Publisher: Nine Radio

The government flags more spending and bigger deficits in the Mid-Year Economic &amp; Fiscal Outlook; the MCG puts its food prices up; tracking the best share market performers of 2024; the pitfalls of trying to start your own small business in the restaurant sector; Jaclyn Symes to be sworn in as Victorian Treasurer; and Carl Capolingua joins us for the Market Wrap.
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Host: Deb Knight
Executive Producer: Tom Storey
Technical Producers: Andre Molchanoff &amp; Rhys Geddes
Publisher: Nine Radio

Tristan Dakin, WISE Country Manager, Australia & New Zealand

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