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How to make the most of record low home loan rates

With the RBA taking the knife to the official cash rate for the first time since August 2016, it's time for consumers to cash in.

RBA cuts interest rate for first time in almost three years

The RBA has slashed interest rates in the first cash rate move in almost three years. The move was widely expected, and no doubt the focus will now turn to mortgage rates; how low will they go?

Market wrap: Australian stock market rises as big end of town gets it wrong

The market rose more than 2% on Monday following the surprising election result, as short-sellers scrambled to cover positions, with banks some of the big winners.

What you need to know if you are moving overseas for work

Planning to move overseas for work and join the global community of expats? Here's a money checklist to ensure your financial and property affairs are in order.

What the Big Four banks’ dismal profit results will mean for you

The recent profit season has proved it will be a slow road to better times for the big banks, so what should you do if you own shares in the Big Four?

The banks with no branches taking on Australia’s Big Four

With slick technology, no branches and limited products, neo-banks are on the rise in Australia, but can they match the big banks on price?

Budget 2019: Money’s live blog of the Federal Budget

Josh Frydenberg will unveil the Federal Budget, his first as treasurer, in Canberra tonight. With all eyes on Prime Minister Scott Morrison as he prepares to announce the date of the next federal election, tonight's Budget is an important step in the Coalition's bid for re-election.

Westpac beats Labor’s franking credit changes with early dividend

Westpac will pay its interim dividend nine days earlier on June 24 in a strategy that appears to be designed to get around Labor's promised changes to the franking tax policy.

It’s time to bust the myth about investing in banks and miners

You need to own the banks and mining companies, wisdom has it. But do these two cornerstornes of a typical portfolio still deserve their place?

RBA looks past housing downturn to hold rates at record low

The RBA has looked past the housing downturn which has gathered some momentum over the past three months, to hold the cash rate firm at their first meeting this year.
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