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The average person’s maximum borrowing capacity has dropped by approximately 20%, or $134,500, as a result of the last five interest rate rises, according to Ra…
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The tenacity of the Australian consumer in the face of rising inflation, five interest rate hikes, a precipitous drop in house prices and no real wage growth is…
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The Reserve Bank has just reported a loss of A$37 billion, the biggest in its history, and it says it will be unable to pay the government dividends for some ti…
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Home buyers’ budgets have been slashed by hundreds of thousands of dollars, new figures show, as rising interest rates squeeze the amount the average Australian…
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Nearly one in five landlords across Australia are planning to sell at least one of their properties in the next year.
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One of Australia’s big four banks has announced a major interest rate hike following last week’s move by the Reserve Bank.
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CEOs of real-estate developers in Australia have offered diverging outlooks for their industry.
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Head of domestic markets says rate rises will depress commercial and residential property prices but wider risks appear contained.
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A property summit has heard a more nuanced story about the correction in property values at the end of the era of ultra-cheap money.
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The global economy may face a recession next year caused by an aggressive wave of policy tightening, the World Bank said.
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The Australian property market may be cooling there's still plenty of heat in some pockets of regional Victoria, including two Geelong suburbs.
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One glance at the reaction of financial markets and it was instantly obvious that the US August inflation numbers were not what the markets expected or wanted.
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Hidden away in the back of the Australian Budget and unmentioned in the Treasurers speech, was a simple statement confirming that:
“The Government will replace the individual tax residency rules with a new framework that is easy to understand, provides certainty and reduces compl…
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Australian property prices look to be on a rocketing path, with first home buyers, low-interest rates and FOMO (fear of missing out) fueling the demand for the start of 2021.
However, with stimulus packages coming to an end, and international borders remaining closed, can this ex…
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