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interest rates
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Older Australians forced to postpone retirement
Older Australians are staying in the workforce well into their 70s as slow wage growth and low interest rates hamper their retirement dreams.
ACCC to investigate banks for not passing on rate cuts
Australia's big four banks are back in the hot seat, this time for their failure to pass on central bank rate cuts to consumers.
Market wrap: rate cuts, recession rumours and the RBA
In recent months we have heard noise about a possible recession across global economies, so should we still be concerned?
How to bank the latest RBA interest rate cut and save thousands
While you could sit back and hope your current lender passes on the latest rate cut in full, taking charge and seeking out a better deal instead could see you shave thousands off your annual home loan repayments.
Reserve Bank cuts interest rates to record low of 0.75%
A strong rebound in Sydney and Melbourne housing values wasn't enough to stave off a rate cut today, with the RBA slashing interest rates to a new record low.
Market wrap: RBA hints at third rate cut for the year
The economy appears to be at a turning point as Reserve Bank Governor Philip Lowe hints at another rate cut next week.
RBA holds interest rates as Sydney and Melbourne property recovers
The RBA held interest rates at its September meeting today, and the resurgence in Sydney and Melbourne housing values was likely a key topic of conversation.
RBA holds cash rate at 1% but a further cut looks likely
The RBA's decision to hold the cash rate at a record low of 1% was widely expected, after the rate was slashed by a total of 50 basis points in two months.
The easy home loan hack that could save you $40,000
If your home loan lender passed on either of the recent cash rate cuts, you might be excited about paying less each month. But before you start spending, ask yourself what is worth more: the extra cash or $40,000.
Eight questions you should be asking your mortgage broker
Don't wait around for more rate cuts to save money on your mortgage.