Australian borrowers less concerned about rate rises: Mortgage Choice

According to the brokerage group, demand for fixed-rate loans fell nationally in March to 33 per cent of total approvals, down from 37 per cent in February and the six month average of 36 per cent.

Mortgage Choice national corporate affairs manager Warren O’Rourke said the figures suggest “consumers are less concerned about rates compared with a year earlier".

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Last Updated: 09 March 2022

Published: 16 April 2008