To mortgages holders relief the RBA has left the cash rate unchanged for the fourth consecutive meeting. The outlook remains uncertain as returning inflation to target is key.

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Read the statement from RBA Governor Michele Bullock below

The RBA has left the cash rate unchanged for the third consecutive meeting as returning inflation to target remains key.

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Read the statement from RBA Governor Michele Bullock below

In the first meeting of the year, the RBA has left the cash rate unchanged while inflation rates continue to be a major concern for the RBA.

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Read the statement from RBA Governor Michele Bullock below

After keeping rates on hold for four months, the Reserve Bank has increased the official interest rate by 0.25%

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Read the statement from RBA Governor Michele Bullock below

Interest rates remain on hold for the fourth consecutive month, as the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) left the official cash rate at 4.10% at the October board meeting.

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Read the statement from RBA Governor Michele Bullock below

The cash rate is on hold for the third consecutive month as the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) Board held its monthly meeting in which it sets the official interest rate. The Cash Rate remains at 4.10%.

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The RBA has decided to hold rates steady at its monthly meeting for the second time in a row.

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Read the statement from RBA Governor Phillip Lowe below.

The Reserve Bank of Australia has decided to HOLD the official cash rate at 4.10%.

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The RBA has decided to hold the official cash rate for July to "provide some time to assess the impact of the increase in interest rates to date".

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Read the statement from RBA Governor Phillip Lowe.

Despite mounting public scrutiny, the Reserve Bank of Australia has decided to increase the official cash rate a further 0.25%, to 4.10%. This marks a cumulative increase in the cash rate of 4% since May 2022.

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Read the statement from RBA Governor Phillip Lowe.

After the rate pause in April, the Reserve Bank has resumed rate increases in May. The 11th increase in the past 13 months.

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Read the statement from RBA Governor Phillip Lowe.

After 10 months of consecutive rate increases the Reserve Bank has left the cash rate unchanged for April.

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Read the statement from RBA Governor Phillip Lowe.

The QBE Australian Housing Outlook report provides an analysis and forecast of the key drivers influencing the residential housing market nationally across all the capital cities.

Treasurer, Josh Frydenberg has released the Government’s 2021-2022 Budget.

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Click below to read the summary

This recently announced $688 million stimulus package is designed to support Australians looking to construct or upgrade their homes while providing much-needed impetus to the construction sector. Here’s a quick guide on how the scheme works.

The QBE Australian Housing Outlook report provides an analysis and forecast of the key drivers influencing the residential housing market nationally across all the capital cities.

On Tuesday 2 April 2019, the Treasurer, Josh Frydenberg, released the Government’s 2019-20 Budget.

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Click below to read the summary provided by Challenger.

We've rebalanced our model portfolios to reflect our outlook for growth opportunities and potential returns.

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Click below to hear from Yellow Brick Road Norwest's Geoff Walley about the changes.

With the property market softening and banks tightening lending policies, what does the future hold for property?

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Find out what the outlook is for the housing market.

For the 20th month in a row now, the Reserve Bank has kept rates on hold. There is little to suggest in the current statement that rates will change any time soon.

The QBE Australian Housing Outlook report provides an analysis and forecast of the key drivers influencing the residential housing market nationally across all the capital cities.

Morrison’s third budget is headlined by $140 billion in tax cuts over the next decade, immediate tax relief of up to $1,060 a year for middle-income households and a fundamental reform of the tax system.

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Click below for a summary of the changes and what they mean for you.

The regulators recently relaxed some restrictions around investment lending.

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The cap for interest only lending remains.

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For anyone with an interest only loan there are some important considerations and steps you need to understand.

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