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Mortgage warning: 8 per cent is the new 17 per cent
At 8 per cent, mortgage repayments would grow to consume 44 per cent of our incomes.
- by Nicole Pedersen-McKinnon
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We're becoming smarter – and tighter – with credit cards
There are signs that we're collectively smarter users of credit than we tend to give ourselves credit for.
- by Michael Pascoe
Strategies for home owners in the low-interest era
The Reserve Bank suggested this week interest rates could more than double in the next few years.
- by Mark Bouris
Do the sums before you sign up to a reverse mortgage
The property boom of the past few decades means that many Australians retire asset rich, but cash poor.
- by Sylvia Pennington
Know the score: what the new credit reporting system means for you
A warts and all approach to credit history is being phased in, and it could have major ramifications for Australian borrowers.
- by Nina Hendy
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