Rather than go out and spend more, many households are using interest rate cuts to pay off debt faster. That suggests the central bank has more work...
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- THEWEST.COM.AU - Business - 18/11/2024 03:59
Solar battery surge expected for plugged-in households
More Aussie households are expected to investigate solar batteries as a way to save on the cost of power rather than the cost to the environment, a bank says.
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