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Unbelievable. This woman lied to ANZ when questioned about the transfers she was making and the reason for wanting a loan. But ANZ... -
I In the spirit of levity ;) ...
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I It's interesting Horace, I do understand agnosticism in the context of our society today. We have biblical scholars such as Bart...
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Short answer - It's not biblical. Some evenings, I pass by a spot in Midland where free feeds are handed out to the destitute and...
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Many people aren't paying account keeping fees at the moment.
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I will respectfully disagree, in the same way it is difficult to access your own money in cash or outside australia above any...
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I'd like to know the bank's budget for implementing and managing their IT systems, versus handling cash.
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cynic reacted to Garpal Gumnut's post in the thread Help for (Humble) New traders: Best stocks to invest $1000 with
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Mate, It is not about particular stocks or ETF's at this stage of your journey. It is about getting the "vibe". From your replies you... -
@Richard Dale, you make another great point. However, the same argument could be made about any gathered information whether from news...
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And your mentality, is exactly the same as our politicians, because they also have an absolute belief in their own opinions, over common...
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Every import is most often compensated by printing more and more local currency which ultimately become worthless and you have crazy...
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@dis4ever - Yep, the blind faith of asking any GenAI to provide any sort of financial "advice" (aka stock selections) is akin to putting...
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The relevance I had in mind to the previous discussion is that mining, agriculture, manufacturing etc all export or provide an...
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This scenario brings to mind countries with closed borders such as Haiti (perhaps not closed borders, but impoverished though), North...
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Won't it show up sooner though? Eg fuel is priced in USD so as the currency declines fuel gets expensive for locals. Or someone who...