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The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) left interest rates on hold today at 7.25 percent, but inflation is a major concern for the central bank and a rate rise next month remains possible, analysts said.
More than 400 people have been arrested in the US over mortgage fraud resulting from the subprime crisis, the FBI announced overnight.
The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) left rates on hold after today's board meeting, but homeowners have been warned to brace for higher rates in the coming months.
Nurses, teachers, police officers and other key workers are being forced to live away from the communities they serve as the housing affordability crisis intensifies.
Interest rates are set to rise twice this year, with inflation also expected to rise sharply in the coming months, according to economists.
It's not just the little people being stung by the US economy's downturn — even Hollywood celebrities are copping it as the value of their properties plummets.
Looking for a new pad? How about the world's most expensive property, just sold in London?
As expected the Reserve Bank of Australia has left official interest rates on hold at 7.25 percent.
ninemsn Money readers have given firsthand accounts of life at the financial margins as rising interest rates and living costs take their toll.
Who can afford to pay 50 per cent more for a house? And, of those who can afford it, who would?
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