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Finance • 04 NOV 2010

Yellow Brick Road offers rate commitment

Yellow Brick Road has announced that it will extend its commitment to not lift variable interest rates on its home loan products beyond any official Reserve Bank of...

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Hotspots • 03 NOV 2010

Melbourne top performer for price growth

Melbourne has posted the strongest house price growth in September, according to ABS preliminary figures released today.

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Hotspots • 03 NOV 2010

No housing bubble: RP Data

Constant rumours that Australia is in the midst of a housing bubble have been silenced by RP Data.

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Hotspots • 03 NOV 2010

Australia property price growth strong on global scale

Australia’s property price growth is the fifth best in the world, according to a new report.

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Finance • 03 NOV 2010

Mortgage costs on the rise again

In a surprise move for both existing and aspiring property owners, the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) raised the official cash rate yesterday by 25 basis points,...

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Finance • 02 NOV 2010

Major bank lifts rate .45pc

Borrowers should brace themselves for a rise in mortgage rates following the shock move by the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) to lift the cash rate by 25 basis points...

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Finance • 02 NOV 2010

RBA hikes rate

The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) has lifted the official cash rate for the first time in six months.

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Hotspots • 01 NOV 2010

Current market offers opportunity for investment

Flat property market conditions are boding well for prospective investors, offering an ideal window of opportunity to get into the property market.

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Hotspots • 01 NOV 2010

Investors eye property market

Affordability has improved considerably since the beginning of the year, a new report has found.

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Finance • 01 NOV 2010

RBA may hold rates

The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) is expected to keep rates on hold when it meets tomorrow.

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