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Mortgage rates are on the rise but RBA holds cash rate at record low
The RBA has left the cash rate on hold at 1.5% despite smaller banks and non-banks pushing mortgage interest rates higher,
The Pension Loans Scheme was extended but is it worth it?
The government's message with the Pension Loan Scheme is clear: consume more of your assets (including your house) in retirement and leave less for the kids.
The lenders leading the way with low rate credit cards
In the new era of seemingly responsible lending, all four big banks are offering "low rate" cards, but are they the best?
RBA holds cash rate at 1.5% but mortgage rates could still rise
The Reserve Bank of Australia today kept the cash rate on hold at 1.5% for a record 20th meeting, however, there is risk that mortgage rates could rise.
How much further will Australia’s property prices fall?
How far will property prices fall in the long-awaited correction? UBS economist George Tharenou believes they will dive deeper than his original estimates.
RBA leaves cash rate on hold as housing market continues to cool
The RBA has once again left the cash rate on hold at 1.5%, with financial markets betting the cash rate won't rise until July 2019.
Don’t get caught up in fads: 10 things successful investors do
Newspapers and airwaves are always full of information about traits of successful investors, but how do you cut through to what really matters?
RBA leaves cash rate on hold for record 18th meeting
While the RBA has flagged the next move in interest rates will be a rise, it remains likely that any hike to the cash rate is well in the future.
A recession seems unlikely but the economy is failing to fire
The Australian economy has seen enough growth to avoid recession but not enough to make serious inroads into the rate of unemployment or lift wage growth.
Cash rate on hold but not for long as RBA flags interest rate hike
The RBA has held the cash rate at its record low but the next move in interest rates will be a rise.