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Good pickup. I'm glad these are Allianz "plain language" contracts Plain Language Contracts launches with certification for Allianz Partners, Youi - Insurance News - insuranceNEWS.com.au

I did consider that definition, i.e. "return" meaning coming back rather than the common airline usage of both ways, but still thought that Citi's definition to include the "and" in their definition..."ticket departing from and returning" (as distinct from "a return ticket") precluded or may...

What you were advised verbally certainly makes practical sense. But it's not their definition, which is in the singular. Hopefully the assessor would also be practical and not use their literal definition as stated. As you say, would be nice in writing.

Good reminder, if you activate Citi ins by the $500 spend then you still need a return overseas ticket. Not 2 x one way. But surely having a return au-singapore ticket then complies, regardless of how/where you travel after. Citi Definitions: return overseas travel ticket - means an air or...

Actually just last week I tried to do a spreadsheet comparing the costs and benefits of my 4 free travel insurance cards (Citi, Macquarie, Westpac, ANZ) No clear winner to every situation, and can't assess the most important...ease of successful claiming. Perhaps someone has experience? So for...

Bought MVF. Missed out on getting 3 Lady Gaga, Grr

Tago-an at the Rocks sounds interesting. Reviews consistently 5* for the food and 1* for service ("owner screamed at us"😆) Faulty Towers comes to Sydney? Added to my to do list!

Likewise signed up for Westpac Global Wallet, never used it. Cancelled.

Anyone looking at Monash ivf MVF ? Down 36% yesterday = -$150m . Not logical wrt liability cost, so clearly market concern...what will the impact on revenue/profit be (medium term)? 1H25 earnings results up 10% EBITDA $35m ("underlying", so excludes eg litigation 😆) I.e. what's their...

Reviving thread, as there were no answers do you have any tips? I'll be on a boat for most of the time but seems like still need cash, even for a taxi? I was thinking of using an ANZ or Westpac card at the airport atms, or Macquarie anywhere else.

So still much lower than what they put on Australia (with a FTA) wine. Where are the adults.

Correct, not hidden https://www.vinomofo.com/wines/red-wine/unwrp-shiraz-2021-event-deal-57666/

My experience in post 1122. If you phone them I'd be interested in whether you're advised the same.

Yes but it will be a new normal, with winners and losers and obviously that's what we're trying to pick. Disrupt, then take advantage of that..."negotiate". And speaking of losers, I have no sympathy for EU agricultural if something happens there, I recall what their protectionism did to...

Agree, prepay or pre organise in another way. I own a 4m x 2m piece of real-estate in Toowong Brisbane 🙂

Star SGR lodged an asx announcement, got $300m from Bally, looks like it will survive with existing shareholders relinquishing 70% (and paying 9% interest). A good outcome under the circumstances, better than the Chinese offer. All still subject to, approvals...blah blah

But who holds them to account? Not the super members. This from Australian Super... "Member and Employer Directors are appointed by the Trustee’s shareholders. The shareholders are the Australian Council of Trade Unions (ACTU) (through ACTU Super Shareholding Pty Ltd) and the Australian...

Yes on the flip side, some US imports from Australia will now be RELATIVELY cheaper than US importing the same goods from most other countries. Opportunity for which asx companies?

Er, no it's not like for like. GST doesn't distinguish between domestic and imported, so is not an impost on just international trade to favour domestic production.

Yes that's annoying, but it seems that in the majority of cases Uber won't let the driver know what they are accepting until after. The rider gets a price, and can take it or leave it. Same for the driver surely. I don't think one should get cranky with a person for refusing to be exploited.