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Country wide house prices falls recorded: APM

by Staff Reporter • 30 Jul 2008
National housing markets recorded their weakest quarter in four years in June, with widespread falls in values... READ MORE
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Demand for fixed-rates slides

by Staff Reporter • 25 Jul 2008
Borrowers would seem confident that rates are at or near their peak as the demand for fixed-rate loans declines. READ MORE
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Rents skyrocket across the country

by Staff Reporter • 24 Jul 2008
The cost to rent soared over the twelve months to June with double digit growth recorded in five out of eight... READ MORE
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Arrears on prime low docs rise to new high

by Staff Reporter • 24 Jul 2008
Arrears on prime residential mortgages reached an all time high in May, Standard & Poor’s Australian Prime... READ MORE
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CPI rises to decade high

by Staff Reporter • 23 Jul 2008
Inflation hit an annual rate of 4.5 per cent in the June quarter, data from the ABS revealed today. READ MORE
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UK economy flirts with recession

by Staff Reporter • 22 Jul 2008
The UK’s economy will struggle to avoid a recession in 2009, the Ernst & Young ITEM Club said yesterday. READ MORE
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Money Advisers eyes expansion

by Staff Reporter • 22 Jul 2008
Money Advisers yesterday announced it has chosen Choice Aggregation Services as its new aggregator. READ MORE
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NSW rental shortage offers strong investment opportunities

by Staff Reporter • 21 Jul 2008
Though a grim prospect for renters, tight vacancy rates in New South Wales spell strong opportunities for investors,... READ MORE
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No sign of improvement in global capital markets

by Staff Reporter • 21 Jul 2008
Global capital markets will remain under considerable stress, the chief of America’s largest bank by market... READ MORE
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Two speed economy to keep inflation high

by Staff Reporter • 21 Jul 2008
Inflation could remain above three per cent until late 2009 because of solid commodity prices, Access Economics’... READ MORE