Cost of living sees residents underinsuring their properties as household items rise
As parts of Australia clean up from natural disasters, there are concerns more residents are finding themselves underinsured.
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Cost-of-living crisis persists amid N15trn FAAC payouts
The cost-of-living crisis persists, with a rising number of Nigerians facing acute hunger despite the humongous revenues ...
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In a cost of living crisis, what compels people to give money away?
Why New Zealanders donate money and who they give it to – and how tools like Givealittle are changing the giving landscape.
Navigating the cost-of-living crisis: How advanced analytics can mitigate credit risk
This requires moving Credit appraisal processes to cloud-based environments for more scalability, flexibility, and efficiency. Cloud technologies enable modern applications to quickly adapt to new ...
Hungary opposition leader vows to boost the economy and tackle cost-of-living crisis
Peter Magyar, the opposition challenger to Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban, said on Saturday he would focus on tackling ...
‘Are private schools worth it?’: Mass exodus from public schools revealed during cost of living crisis
Fees of $20,000 a year or more are proving to be no deterrent for parents as more and more Australian kids attend private ...
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What’s driving Australia’s cost of living crisis?
It has been widely reported that Australians have suffered one of the largest declines in real per capita household ...
Fury as energy network firms pocket '£3.9bn in excess profits' from cost-of-living crisis
Citizens Advice says while households have struggled with 'sky-high' energy bills, network companies have made 'astronomical' ...
ACCC's Gina Cass-Gottlieb vows to crackdown on anti-competitive behaviour worsening cost of living pressures in 2025
The consumer watchdog has vowed to crackdown on anti-competitive behaviour causing many Aussies to further tighten their ...
Private school enrolments keep rising as parents flee public system despite cost-of-living crisis
Australian schooling is changing, with more than 1.5 million students now attending private schools, new data reveals.