The Reserve Bank of New Zealand says its latest survey underscores the need for deliberate changes to the cash system to keep it resilient and efficient while needed and wanted by New Zealanders.
The latest edition of our finance and property news digest with a distinctively Australian flavour.
Go to the Walk The World Universe at https://walktheworld.com.au/
An update on a case study describing how one of our big banks withdrew banking facilities from a business, and surrounding personal accounts, which demonstrate that the broad terms and conditions in the industry are unfair and their conduct un-Australian.
Robbie Barwick from the Citizens Party and I discuss the removal of the Cash Transaction Ban Bill from the order paper and the victory for the people this represents!
Kudos to the many thousands of people who made their views known!
Robbie Barwick from the Citizens Party joins us for a discussion on Banking Reform. A critical issue at this pivotal time. You can ask a question live, or ahead of time via the DFA Blog.
Economist John Adams and Analyst Martin North assess the current status of the Cash Transaction Restriction legislation, which officially, at least, is still tabled, and under review.
We won on the Cash Ban it seems, so now we need to turn to creating a bank to support infrastructure investment in Australia to help kick-start the recovery.
Robbie Barwick from the Citizen’s Party and I discuss the drive which is really taking shape, but which needs your help once again.
Petition: Fast-track Australia to economic recovery and prosperity—expand the CEFC into a national development bank!
Sign here for the physical petition to be presented to Parliament: https://citizensparty.org.au/cefc-petition
Sign here for the Change.org petition: https://www.change.org/cefc-national-development-bank
We won on the Cash Ban it seems, so now we need to turn to creating a bank to support infrastructure investment in Australia to help kick-start the recovery.
Robbie Barwick from the Citizen’s Party and I discuss the drive which is really taking shape, but which needs your help once again.
Petition: Fast-track Australia to economic recovery and prosperity—expand the CEFC into a national development bank!