
Sarah Williamson
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1 week ago |
westpac.com.au | Ben Young |James Thornhill |Marina Gainulina |Sarah Williamson
In some relationships, and particularly in the older generations, it could be that the man manages finances. But most of us make better decisions when we use someone as a sounding board. Everyone of every sex should independently have a good sense of how their money is being invested. Ask what is being invested in, and how they know for sure it is who they think it is. But there is another factor.
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1 week ago |
westpac.com.au | Ben Young |James Thornhill |Marina Gainulina |Sarah Williamson
In a move to bolster support for regional Australia, Westpac has announced the establishment of three new Regional Service Centres in Moree (NSW), Leongatha (VIC), and Smithton (TAS). CEO Anthony Miller made the announcement during a trip to Moree in northern NSW, describing regional Australia as the “lifeblood of the country”. “Regional Australia is pivotal to the nation’s economy. It’s home to a third of the population and contributes 30% to GDP.
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1 week ago |
westpac.com.au | Ben Young |James Thornhill |Marina Gainulina |Sarah Williamson
Westpac Economics has trimmed its growth forecast for the Australian economy in response to recent shocks to markets following Donald Trump’s “liberation day” tariffs. Citing a weaker external environment and slower recovery in consumer demand, the team now anticipates a growth rate of 1.9 per cent this year, down from the previous forecast of 2.2 per cent.
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2 weeks ago |
westpac.com.au | Ben Young |James Thornhill |Marina Gainulina |Sarah Williamson
Australia’s economy remains well positioned to grow near trend this year and next despite short term market volatility following US President Donald Trump’s “liberation day”. That’s the view of Westpac head of international economics Elliot Clarke who says Donald Trump’s recent tariffs are unlikely to have a material adverse impact on Australian growth and inflation through trade. Westpac Economics has also maintained their Australian cash rate forecasts despite the tariffs.
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3 weeks ago |
westpac.com.au | Ben Young |James Thornhill |Marina Gainulina |Sarah Williamson
Amongst many inspiring examples of the female-founded businesses that have already benefitted from Westpac's fund is Dodgy or Not?, an innovative gamified learning platform designed to enhance digital literacy and scam detection. Co-founded by Stacey Edmonds, a former teacher and Deloitte partner, the game uses real scam data and behavioural science to create an engaging educational experience. With funding from Westpac, Dodgy or Not?
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