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Welcome back to the weekend. We start the hour with possibilities for donald trump. Just hours after posting a 91 million bond that does allow the defamation of e. Jean carroll. He may have defamed e. Jean carroll again. Too listen to what he just said said. I just posted a 91 million on a fake story, totally made up story. Think of it. none million. I could say things about what it would cost normally. 91 million. Based on accusations made about me about a woman, i didnt know. I knew nothing of...

A woman who swindled a pensioner out of nearly $250,000 and blew stolen cash on gambling will remain behind bars after a failed appeal.

This year AFR BOSS celebrates the 20th anniversary of its program for outstanding leaders under 35. We talk to past winners to find out what they are up to.

When will cash go the way of cheques? Pure extrapolation suggests it has less than a decade to go, but will probably hang around longer.

A Canterbury woman has been jailed for embezzling nearly $250,000 from a dying man, in what a judge called “offending out of greed, rather than need”.
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Judge slams 'offending out of greed, rather than need'.

Cheques have nearly disappeared from the financial landscape and Peter Martin explains why cash is likely to follow in coming years.

As recently as 2007, the vast bulk of consumer payments – 69 per cent – were in cash. By 2019 only 27 per cent were in cash, writes PETER MARTIN.

Late last year, the Reserve Bank gave 1,000 Australians diaries and asked them to record every payment they made over the course of a week. Of the 1

Like cheques, cash will probably die gradually, then suddenly.