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Aussies brace for ‘stressful’ 10th rate rise

A 60 minutes reporter interviewing Treasurer Jim Chalmers has dropped the f-bomb to describe the prospect of a return to 1990s interest rates.Reporter Tom Steinfort stunned the Treasurer during Sunday night’s program when he used the swear…

Aussie Boomers get the last laugh once again

In a cruel twist of fate it is young Australians who have recently bought their first home who are expected to struggle the most as rates continue to rise.Meanwhile, Boomers are expected to glide through the tougher economic environment the…

‘Too much pain’: RBA lashed after rate hike

Australia’s top union boss has slammed the Reserve Bank as being out of touch with the rest of the country and driving low income earners into financial ruin. It comes after the RBA brought up the cash rate by 25 basis points on Tuesday,…

Aussies tricks for dodging rate hikes

Around 800,000 Australian households are facing a financial horror-show this year as their fixed rate mortgage periods expire, leaving them exposed to the much higher interest rates that have resulted from consistent, aggressive hikes by…

Economy faces biggest crisis in three decades

A finance expert has issued a grim warning that the world economy is facing one of the toughest periods in 30 years, with another claiming we could be set to face an economic “hurricane”.According to Bloomberg economist Scott Johnson, the…

Nightmare reality for homeowners revealed

Shocking forecasts from the Reserve Bank of Australia and economists have laid bare the nightmare reality Australian homeowners now face, with loan repayments likely set to increase further.Minutes from the RBA’s November meeting were…

‘Prisoners’: $300b problem to hit Aussies

Almost two-thirds of Australian homeowners are worried about meeting their mortgage repayments as interest rates continue to be hiked, with younger people who purchased in the past 12 months “acutely” at risk, new research has revealed.If…