The high Australian dollar is making life tough for people with savings deposits.
In a failed attempt to bring the dollar down with low cash rates, the RBA is coming under increasing pressure for its stance on record low interest rates.
When you sell your property you usually pay an agent to get the best deal for you while you go on as usual in your day job. But have you ever thought about paying someone to find your dream house when you want to buy?
It may be time for the RBA to throw in the towel and call off the fight it has been having with the Australian dollar.
The number of Australians who are running their own self-managed superannuation fund (SMSF) has cracked one million.
For the first time in five months, new home sales have taken a tumble.
The Housing Industry Association (HIA) has released its new home sales report and sales volumes fell 4.3 per cent in May.
The RBA has, as expected, kept interest rates on hold for another month, and the month of June has seen the property market bounce back from its slight drop in May.
Australians are getting married later in life – and landlords are among the beneficiaries.
There are more apartments being built in inner Melbourne right now than at any time in history.
Former chief of the Commonwealth Bank David Murray is heading an inquiry that is canvassing ideas to curb the dominance of the country’s $1.3 trillion mortgage market by the major banks.
The minutes of the RBA’s most recent meeting have been released, and they continue to be keen for interest rates to remain unchanged for the short to mid term.
