What to do with your home loan now rates are on hold
Many economists are predicting that the rate-hiking cycle is near its end, so what should you do with your home loan whether you’re a new customer or looking at refinancing?
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Many economists are predicting that the rate-hiking cycle is near its end, so what should you do with your home loan whether you’re a new customer or looking at refinancing?
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MARYBOROUGH’S Mike Grounds will stand up in today’s Fraser Coast council meeting and question the increase in rates across the region.
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EX-SERVICEMEN and women are struggling to survive on the military pension as consumer price index adjustments remain ill-aligned with the cost of living.
AUSTRALIANS believe the mining industry saved the economy during the GFC but most want curbs on foreign investment and the use of overseas workers.
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Original URL: https://www.thechronicle.com.au/topics/cost-of-living/page/152