As the investment phase of the mining boom ends, Procure looks at what Australian business needs from the budget to carry the economy forward.
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In the second of a two-part series, Procure investigates the risks of social media for business, including the five things your business can do to avoid going viral for all the wrong reasons.
The Reserve Bank of Australia has today announced the outcome of its board meeting and it has decreased the cash rate by 25 basis points. The official cash rate is now 2.0%. In taking this decision it appears the Reserve Bank has reacted to growing concerns around the Australian dollar,…
Unnecessary rules and regulations are a significant drain on business productivity. Procure investigates where government is taking action and what businesses can do to help themselves.
The Reserve Bank of Australia has today decided to leave the official cash rate unchanged at 2.25%. The Reserve Bank has previously expressed concerns around unemployment and growth rates in the economy, a factor it will no doubt be keeping a close eye on in future months. Even though the…
As widely predicted, The Reserve Bank of Australia has today decided to leave the official cash rate unchanged at 2.25%. The Reserve Bank has previously expressed concerns about the growth rate of the economy, a factor it will no doubt be keeping a close eye on in future months. Even…
In a two-part series, Procure investigates the opportunities and risks of social media for business and shares expert advice on avoiding common pitfalls and transforming clicks into customers.
If securing your first home, stepping up to something better or securing an investment property is on your to-do list for 2015 then it may be in your interest to maximise your borrowing power. Understanding how much you can borrow will help you make critical decisions, especially when it comes to what to buy and when.
More Australian families are moving in with parents or in-laws in a bid to stake their claim in the property market and save everyone a bundle along the way. Multi-generational housing has risen by more than 60 per cent over the past three decades, according to a 2013 report by the University of NSW City Futures Research Centre.
After 18 months of record low interest rates, many Australians are wondering what’s in store for 2015. With the official cash rate so low, is it a case of what goes down, must go up? Or can we expect the interest savings to continue into the year?