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The federal government has welcomed today's official rate cut of 100 basis points and called on major banks to pass on the cut to home borrowers "in full".
When your kids start working full time it makes sense to charge them rent
NAB has launched a home loan with no early-exit fees, in response to the federal government’s request to banks early this year.
Seeking to improve their financial position a young couple, one of them a Money reader, almost made a big mistake when they were tempted to buy a block of land from a consultant they were introduced to after attending a property seminar in Melbourne.
The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) may be planning a few more interest cuts but the question is, will the banks pass these reductions on to home borrowers?
Given high house prices and rising interest rates, many young people struggle to buy a home.
Homeowners in NSW and Queensland are spending more than 40 percent of their income to meet mortgage repayments as housing affordability hits record lows.
As predicted, the Reserve Bank has cut interest rates by 0.25 percent, kicking off what is expected to be a prolonged period of rate cuts.
Join Nine Network finance editor Ross Greenwood as he analyses today's Reserve Bank of Australia rate cut.
The Reserve Bank has cut interest rates by 25 basis points as expected, but housing affordability remains at record highs.