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    Defensive spending

    Jun 17, 2020 2 minutes
    EDITED by GENEVIEVE GANNON

    More than half a million Australians lost their jobs in April alone, and many have lost other forms of income. Even those who haven’t taken a financial hit know we’re not in the clear yet – the International Monetary Fund says we haven’t seen an upheaval of this scale and severity since the turned to the experts for advice on where to save and where to spend going forward.

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