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Finance • 20 OCT 2010

Inflation to determine rate movements

Inflation data due out at the end of this month will ultimately dictate whether or not the RBA lifts rates, economists believe.

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Finance • 19 OCT 2010

Rising rates force down property prices

Making headlines today, The Sydney Morning Herald has reported that residents of Sydney's inner west are lowering the asking price on their home by up to 6.3 per cent in...

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Hotspots • 19 OCT 2010

Auction Activity Stalls - October 2010

Auction clearance results fell by almost 4 per cent in Sydney and Brisbane over the weekend.

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Finance • 19 OCT 2010

Genuine savings review required

One brokerage is calling on the banks to view rental payments as evidence of genuine savings.

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Hotspots • 18 OCT 2010

No housing bubble: BT Financial

Australia is not in the midst of a housing bubble, according to BT Financial.

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Finance • 16 OCT 2010

First home saver accounts not so popular

Most Australians are not aware of the federal government’s $1.2 billion First Home Saver Accounts (FHSA) scheme, a national survey has found.

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Hotspots • 16 OCT 2010

The strong Aussie dollar a white knight for borrowers

The surge in the Australian dollar has been all over the news, but what does it really mean for the end consumer – in particular home buyers?

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Finance • 14 OCT 2010

Australians fear higher rates

Despite the RBA’s decision to keep rates on hold last month, 50 per cent of consumers are already sacrificing a range of everyday necessities to accommodate higher...

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Hotspots • 14 OCT 2010

Property remains a solid investment

Australian house prices are expected to rise by as much as 20 per cent over the next three years, a new report has found.

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Finance • 12 OCT 2010

Rates hikes to hurt first home buyers: Loan Market

First home buyers will be the major casualties if the RBA lifts interest rates, a national survey has found.

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