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UK Inflation Rises to 2.6%, Dashes Rate Cut Hopes

UK inflation hit 2.6% in November, fueled by rising transport and core prices, dashing hopes for a rate cut and posing challenges for policymakers as wage growth adds to inflationary pressures.

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Portugal: A Rising Star for Tourists and Expats

Portugal ranked second in CNTraveler's 2024 Readers' Choice Awards, attracting tourists and expats due to its low cost of living ($592/month for a single person, excluding rent), affordable healthcare, high safety (7th in the Global Peace Index), and increasing direct flights from the U.S.; in 2024,...

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UK Rents Soar £3,240 Since Pandemic

UK average annual rent on newly let properties has increased by £3,240 (27%) since the end of the coronavirus pandemic, exceeding average earnings growth, placing a strain on renters; however, the rate of increase is slowing.

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Economic Volatility Delays Australian Retirements

Rising inflation and cost of living are causing many Australians nearing retirement to delay their plans by an average of six years, impacting their financial security and highlighting the need for adaptable retirement strategies, according to recent research.

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TÜRK-İŞ Rejects MÜSİAD's Minimum Wage Proposal as Insufficient

TÜRK-İŞ head Ergün Atalay rejected MÜSİAD's minimum wage suggestion as inadequate, demanding a livable wage considering inflation and the needs of 9 million workers, including retirees, emphasizing the current wage's insufficiency.

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Coalition Claims Cheaper Nuclear-Backed Energy Grid Than Labor

Peter Dutton will claim the Coalition's nuclear-backed energy grid will cost $500 billion, significantly less than Labor's $642 billion renewables plan, escalating a key cost-of-living debate ahead of the next federal election.

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UK Inflation Rises to 2.6%, Interest Rates Unlikely to Fall

UK inflation increased to 2.6% in November, the fastest rate since March, due to higher petrol, diesel, tobacco, and other goods prices; despite this, the Bank of England is not expected to cut interest rates due to wage growth, though prices will likely remain higher than before.

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Financial Emergencies Surge in Australia: Experts Offer 2025 Planning Advice

Nearly 20 percent of Australians faced financial emergencies in 2024 due to high interest rates, cost of living increases, and alleged supermarket price gouging; experts advise proactive financial planning for 2025, including preemptive budgeting and curbing impulse spending.

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Australia's Housing Crisis: Widespread Hardship and Societal Impact

Australia's housing crisis is causing widespread hardship, with many experiencing financial strain, mental health issues, and relationship breakdowns due to unaffordable housing and insecurity, forcing significant life changes. The crisis stems from a shift in mentality regarding home ownership as a...

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Centrelink Payment Increase for Over One Million Aussies

Over one million Australians will receive a boost to their Centrelink payments from January 1st, 2024, with increases ranging from \$5.80 to \$54 per fortnight, reflecting an annual cost of \$63.8 million, as the government aims to alleviate the impact of rising living costs.

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Record High Mortgage Arrears in Craigieburn Amid Economic Headwinds

Craigieburn, Australia, leads the nation in mortgage arrears with 2.96% of homeowners over 30 days behind on payments due to rising interest rates, economic downturn, and the impact of past lockdowns, forcing residents to work extra shifts and cut spending.

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Woolworths Strike Causes Liquor Shortages Across Victoria and NSW

Over 1,500 Woolworths warehouse workers in Australia have been striking since November 21st, causing significant stock shortages at Dan Murphy's and BWS liquor stores across Victoria and southern NSW due to disruptions at five distribution centers, resulting in a $50 million loss for Woolworths.

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