The 2025/26 Australian Federal Budget is set to be unveiled this week, and it's helpful to understand the important details to see how it might affect the economy and your finances.
The RBA recently made its first cut in four years and many banks followed suit. But while a lower cash rate is good news for borrowers and homeowners, the RBA board was quick to point out there’s no certainty we’ll see another drop anytime soon. So if you’re looking to lock in a great home loan deal, now might be the time to consider a fixed rate as many challenger banks have highly competitive short-term deals available.
For borrowers looking to lock-in a low home loan rate, Macquarie Bank is shaking things up by dropping its fixed-term rates. This comes just weeks after the Reserve Bank lowered the official cash rate to 4.10% p.a. and just ahead of the next RBA rate decision.
With the RBA cutting rates for the first time in four years, and many of Australia’s home lenders following suit, now is a good time to compare your home loan to see where your loan rate stacks up against the market.
There are two key things every person wants in their home loan: a low rate and a lender they can trust. If you live in WA and you’re not familiar with P&N Bank, now’s the time to put them on your radar.
While it may only feel like yesterday since you last reviewed your home loan, personal loan or car insurance, if you’ve been with the same lender or insurer for more than three years, you may be missing out on some of the latest innovations and new players that have emerged that could save you time and money.
The re-election of Donald Trump as U.S. President has ignited discussions about his trade policies, particularly the threat and implementation of new tariffs. These measures, designed to protect domestic industries, could have significant ripple effects on global economies, including Australia's. In this article, we'll explore what tariffs are and how Trump's latest tariffs might influence Australia's economy and the housing market.
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