The GE Money eco MasterCard is the 1st credit card in Australia with a dedicated program that purchases carbon offsets on behalf of cardholders via Origin's Carbon Reduction Scheme. These contributions help fund eco projects such as reforestation.

Beijing central bank governor Zhou Xiaochuan had suggested that a new reserve currency be adopted -- one that could replace the U.S. dollar as the global currency predominantly used in trade between nations. Read why it could be a possibility.

More than 90% of Royal Bank of Scotland shareholders have voted against the bank's pay. RBS does not have to make any changes as a result, A "substantive" protest vote at "benefits scrounger's"Sir Fred Goodwin's £703,000 a year "Jail the board"

APPLICATIONS for the Australian Made, Australian Grown logo have more than doubled, since Pacific Brands' decision to move offshore, with almost 100 companies obtaining the tick of approval. The organisation has already processed 80 applications

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The personal finance guru favors super-simple mantras -- even when they're wrong -- and psychological explanations for all your money problems. Maybe it's time to stop trusting her.

$5 billion in lobbying to Congress got the finance industry lucrative legislative favors that paved the way for Wall Street's devastating collapse. What can $5 billion buy in Washington? Share on Facebook

KING Island fears its world-renowned fine food brand is under threat after the shock closure of its biggest employer. King Island abattoir, which was taken over by JBS Swift less than 12 months ago, employs 98 of the Bass Strait island's population of jus

The pope suggested that the Vatican was unaware of Williamson's claims that no Jews were killed in Nazi gas chambers,The 81-year-old pontiff, who is to visit Israel and the Palestinian territories in May,

TELSTRA is secretly offering customers a messaging service that charges them extra if they want to speak to "an Australian" instead of being diverted overseas. The move follows a growing public backlash over the use of foreign call centres in countries