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12/05/2026

2027 Budget Winners and Losers!

05/05/2026

The Reserve Bank of Australia raised its cash rate by 25bps to 4.35% @ its May 2026

22/04/2026

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13/04/2026

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12/04/2026

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17/03/2026

17 March 2026:
RBA hikes rates to 4.10 per cent as banks predict more pain ahead

The RBA has announced its cash rate decision, putting further pressure on household budget. Here’s what mortgage holders will be paying.

Household budgets are set to be stretched after the RBA announced back-to-back rate hikes.

17/03/2026

The Reserve Bank has raised the cash rate to 4.1 per cent, its second hike in as many months as inflationary pressures continue. Follow the latest updates in our live blog.

28/02/2026

If you haven’t reviewed your home loan in the last 12–24 months, you could be paying more than you need to.

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25/02/2026

AUSTRALIA LAGS BEHIND IN GLOBAL HOME OWNERSHIP GROWTH

Australia is struggling to keep pace with other developed nations in home ownership growth.
According to a new global index that scores countries out of 100 based on ownership rates, five-year changes, price growth and affordability, Australia has scored just 51.56, trailing behind many European and Asian markets.
Australia's home ownership rate stands at 65.8% with no net growth over the past five years, indicating stagnation rather than expansion in the property market.
Despite annual house price growth slowing to 3.47%, the country's affordability score is just 28, among the lowest for comparable economies.
This contrasts sharply with countries like Poland, Romania, and Latvia in the European Union, which report high home ownership rates of 86.8%, 93.9%, and 83.8% respectively.
These markets demonstrate how steady demand, contained price growth, and accessible borrowing costs can support both owner-occupiers and investors.
South Korea emerges as a standout performer in Asia, combining strong ownership rates of 84.8% with limited house price increases, creating favourable conditions for home buyers.
At the lower end of the index are countries like Switzerland, with a home ownership rate of 42.82% and minimal five-year growth of just 0.04%. Germany shows an even more constrained picture with ownership at 47.1% and a five-year decline of 7.47%.
Colombia also struggles with ownership challenges, reporting a rate of 36% and a significant five-year decline of 8.40%, despite relatively modest price increases of 2.75%.
The index reveals a widening gap between markets where ownership is broadly accessible and those where affordability continues to act as a major constraint, with Australia firmly in the latter category.

12/02/2026

Capital Gains Tax: You'll be surprised to know the real Winners & Losers

“One tax lever won’t fix a supply crisis.” - Tom Panos75% of investors own one property. When you make property investment less attractive without fixing sup...