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Finance • 15 SEP 2010

High mortgage arrears rates loom

Mortgage arrears – the term used to describe borrowers that are behind on their mortgage repayments – in Australia are expected to rise next quarter as borrowers...

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Finance • 14 SEP 2010

No rate hikes until 2011: NAB

Interest rates will remain on hold for the rest of the year, NAB chief economist Alan Oster has claimed.

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Hotspots • 14 SEP 2010

Is it time to make your market entry?

Data from a number of Australia’s property research houses would indicate that the current market offers some pretty good investment opportunities.

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Hotspots • 14 SEP 2010

Best rental suburb revealed

Brisbane’s inner city suburb of West End has recorded the nation’s best rental growth rate, according to RP Data.

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Hotspots • 13 SEP 2010

Warmer weather drives increased auction activity

The warmer weather seemingly had a good effect on home buyers at the weekend.

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Finance • 13 SEP 2010

Yellow Brick Road pledges hold on rates

Yellow Brick Road has claimed it will not lift interest rates on its home loan products beyond any official Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) rate movement until at least...

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Hotspots • 13 SEP 2010

RAMS targets first time investors

RAMS Home Loans (RAMS) says it is looking to help first time investors crack the market with the launch of a free information toolkit and reductions to its fixed...

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Hotspots • 09 SEP 2010

Australia moves to Melbourne’s west

Australia’s fastest growing region is no longer the Gold Coast but rather Melbourne's West, a new study has found.

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Finance • 08 SEP 2010

Lender cuts variable rate

AMP has cut 13 basis points from its Basic Variable Home Loan, taking it to 6.64 per cent.

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Hotspots • 08 SEP 2010

Pressure mounts for first time buyers but home ownership is achievable: Genworth

The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) left the official cash rate on hold at 4.5 per cent for the fourth consecutive month yesterday – a result of ongoing turbulence in...

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