Consumers keep wallets shut in April
With family budgets coming under further strain, consumers heavily wound back on spending on non-essential items in April.
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Consumers keep wallets shut in April
With family budgets coming under further strain, consumers heavily wound back on spending on non-essential items in April.
Huge call on Aussie price hike crisis
Jim Chalmers’ Treasury department has delivered a glimmer of hope for inflation crunched households ahead of the federal budget on Tuesday.
Huge call on Aussie price hike crisis
Jim Chalmers’ Treasury department has delivered a glimmer of hope for inflation crunched households ahead of the federal budget on Tuesday.
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Rates held at record low for a year
THE RBA has kept interest rates on hold despite rising inflation, stronger-than-expected retail sales and a brewing housing boom.
Mortgage firms at war for your loan
BORROWERS can snare a mortgage rate of below 4 per cent — some of the lowest in half a century — as the lending war intensifies, writes Jessica Irvine.
Baby boomers spend to the end
THINK you’ll come into some money once your parents pass on? Thanks to increasingly popular reverse mortgages, you may have to think again.
RBA leaves rates on hold at 2.5 per cent
THE Reserve Bank has opted to leave the official cash rate on hold in July at 2.5 per cent, in a move widely expected by economists.
Cash rate on hold at 2.5 per cent
THE Reserve Bank has opted to leave the cash rate on hold at 2.5 per cent in June, but borrowers are being warned to brace for rises in future.
RBA leaves rates on hold at 2.5 per cent
THE Reserve Bank has opted to leave the official cash rate on hold at 2.5 per cent in May in a move that was widely expected by markets.
Rate rip-off on credit cards
CREDIT card customers are being slugged with higher interest rates on plastic than they were before the nation’s series of rate falls.
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