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Non-bank lender reduces fixed rates

by Staff reporter • 5 Feb 2015
Australian First Mortgage (AFM) has taken the knife to its four-year and five-year fixed-rate home loans. READ MORE
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Two more banks respond to RBA rates decision

by Staff reporter • 5 Feb 2015
Heritage Bank and Bank of Melbourne have followed suit by reducing rates for their variable home loan products. READ MORE
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Westpac goes beyond RBA rate cut

by Staff reporter • 4 Feb 2015
Two of the big four banks have now passed on the RBA rate cut in full. READ MORE
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Non-majors pass on rate cut

by Staff reporter • 4 Feb 2015
Australia’s non-major lenders have been quick to slash variable rates after the Reserve Bank cut the official cash... READ MORE
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Refinancing for renos 'too difficult': survey

by Staff reporter • 4 Feb 2015
Australian homeowners are dodging renovations funded by the equity in their home because it’s just too difficult,... READ MORE
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Online lender undercuts the big four

by Staff reporter • 4 Feb 2015
Loans.com.au has cut its three-year fixed rate to its lowest-ever level, adding to speculation that the Reserve Bank... READ MORE
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First bank passes on full rate cut

by Staff reporter • 3 Feb 2015
One of Australia’s regional lenders will pass on the Reserve Bank’s 25 basis point rate cut in full. READ MORE
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Reserve Bank reveals rates decision

by Staff reporter • 3 Feb 2015
The Reserve Bank of Australia has announced the result of its monthly board meeting. READ MORE
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Lender slashes rates ahead of RBA announcement

by Staff reporter • 3 Feb 2015
A mutual lender has cut its fixed rate home loans to 50 basis points below those of the major banks. READ MORE
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Banks cutting rates regardless of RBA movements

by Staff reporter • 3 Feb 2015
With less pressure now on the RBA to cut the cash rate, the central bank should "keep its powder dry", says Deloitte... READ MORE