RBA governor slammed over big banks stance
The Greens have hit out at the outgoing Reserve Bank governor over his support for the big banks while Australians are facing a worsening housing crisis.
Interest Rates
News no homeowner wants to hear
They’re questions we all want answered – how long rates will stay high, when they’ll be cut and by how much. But the news isn’t good.
Ousted RBA boss’ rent freeze warning
The nation’s top central banker has rejected a Greens’ proposal to cap rent increases ahead of a crucial national cabinet meeting next week.
How much you’ll pay for a new home loan
Two of Australia’s biggest lenders have revealed their new fixed-rate home loans. Here’s how much you’ll have to pay.
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Rate cut in doubt after jobless fall
A FALLING unemployment rate may seem to be reason for widespread celebration — but economists warn it makes an expected interest rate cut less likely.
Jobless rate unexpectedly plummets
THE chance of a Reserve Bank interest rate cut in May has been thrown into doubt after Australia’s jobless rate unexpectedly plummeted to 6.1 per cent.
ASIC to investigate Aussie dollar spike
THE Reserve Bank has kept the official cash rate on hold — but a spike in the Aussie dollar shortly before the decision was announced has prompted an ASIC investigation.
Will we get another rate cut today?
AT 2:30 this afternoon, Australians will be tuned in to the one piece of news that will affect everyone. So what should you expect?
Warning: Tough times for Aussie home buyers
AUSTRALIA’S housing market is not immune from trouble — and things are about to get worse, a financial expert has warned.
No rate reprieve for borrowers
THE RBA has kept rates steady, despite further signs the economy is deteriorating.
Interest rates to plummet in 2015
THE cash rate is tipped to continue its downward spiral and not only drop today but continue to fall to as low as 1.5 per cent.
Get ready, more rate cuts are coming
ECONOMISTS have brought forward their forecasts and expect the Reserve Bank to cut interest rates again next month.
Do nothing — and save thousands
HOUSEHOLDS can make last week’s Reserve Bank interest rate cut work for them with one simple trick, which involves no effort whatsoever.
Fixed or variable? It’s a close bet
ECONOMISTS expect another interest rate cut, so is it worth fixing now or sticking with variable?
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