US economist’s crash warnings ignore ‘Aussie ingenuity’: John … – NEWS.com.au

CONTROVERSIAL US economist Harry Dent has come under fire from embattled real estate mogul John McGrath for his doomsday predictions for the housing market. The McGrath Estate Agents founder slammed Dents forecasts in a column published in Switzer Daily for echoing Australian housing bubble predictions he made in 2014 and 2011, despite them being proved…

US economist’s crash warnings ignore ‘Aussie ingenuity’: John McGrath – PerthNow

CONTROVERSIAL US economist Harry Dent has come under fire from embattled real estate mogul John McGrath for his doomsday predictions for the housing market. The McGrath Estate Agents founder slammed Dents forecasts in a column published in Switzer Daily for echoing Australian housing bubble predictions he made in 2014 and 2011, despite them being proved…

Are you using credit cards like a pokies addict? – The Sydney Morning Herald

According to ASIC’s MoneySmart site, Australians collectively owe about $33 billion on credit cards and The Victorian Responsible Gambling Foundation figures suggest between 2015 – 2016 Australias electronic gaming machine expenditure reached $12.1 billion. A key indicator youre in over your head with pokies or credit cards is dishonesty. Addicts will go to great lengths…

William Hill slashes value of Tom Waterhouse-led Australian business – The Sydney Morning Herald

Its Australian business, whose chief executive is high-profile bookmaker Mr Waterhouse, has been placed under a “strategic review” and is now up for sale. Industry sources confirmed multiple bookmakers had done due diligence on William Hill Australia in recent weeks, and said a deal could be sealed imminently. Unlike many of Australia’s other prominent online bookmakers, who…

Spitting chips: Sydney casino LOSES cheques worth $7m after Chinese high roller fails to pay huge gambling debt – Daily Mail

By Stephen Gibbs for Daily Mail Australia Published: 17:09 AEDT, 22 February 2018 | Updated: 21:42 AEDT, 22 February 2018 e-mail 24 View comments Sydney’s Star casino lost or destroyed two cheques totaling $7million it was given as security by a high-rolling Chinese gambler. The casino admitted in the New South Wales Supreme Court the…