By Scott Murdoch and Christine Chen SYDNEY, May 27 (Reuters) - A looming slowdown in mortgage lending, higher provisions for ...
A couple of years ago, banks were jostling for mortgage market share, making it simple to secure savings. Times have changed, but it can be done ...
The RBA has lifted rates again after soaring fuel prices pushed up inflation ...
All four major Australian banks were among 41 lenders on the Canstar database to raise variable home loan rates in the week ...
As Australians pay more on their mortgages, some countries have had no rise in their interest rate in recent years. So what's going on?
The Reserve Bank has delivered a third straight rate hike but experts warn the real mortgage pain has not yet begun for struggling households.
Almost 14,000 Australians rang the National Debt Helpline last month, with most callers saying they are struggling to pay their home loans and are facing mortgage stress, according to new data.
Cash-strapped mortgage holders face the prospect of even higher repayments in the wake of the federal budget locking in higher spending.
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