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How would negative interest rates work in Australia?

Australia’s official cash rate is the lowest it has ever been, so what would happen if interest rates went into negative territory?

By Emma Duffy ● October 20, 2020

Will November give us negative interest rates?

Speculation of a 'Melbourne Cup cut' has been rife, with economists predicting a cut down to 0.10%, which could send the overnight rate negative.

By Harrison Astbury ● October 16, 2020

RBA holds cash rate at 0.25% for October

The Reserve Bank of Australia has decided to hold the official cash rate steady at 0.25% in its board meeting today.

By Emma Duffy ● October 06, 2020

Will the RBA change the cash rate in October?

Australia's central bank meets today to discuss the possibility of a change to the cash rate for October.

By Alex Brewster ● October 06, 2020

Lenders cut home loan rates in anticipation of RBA decision

A wide range of lenders - mainly regional - cut interest rates in the past few days in the lead up to a Reserve Bank decision next Tuesday.

By Harrison Astbury ● October 02, 2020

RBA: Rents to remain below pre-COVID levels for several years

The COVID-19 pandemic has had an 'unprecedented' effect on the rental market, and the Reserve Bank says rent growth in many areas will remain subdued over coming years.

By William Jolly ● September 17, 2020

RBA Governor calls on banks to help post-COVID-19 recovery

Reserve Bank Governor Philip Lowe has called on Australia's banks to not be afraid to lend, as Australians begin to move out of COVID-19 restrictions.

By William Jolly ● May 21, 2020

Is the RBA going to change rates today?

After holding the cash rate steady in April, Australia's central bank meets today to discuss the possibility of a rate change.

By Alex Brewster ● May 05, 2020

RBA: Wage growth, unemployment and GDP to shrink to 1930s levels

Australia's central bank has warned of some incredibly difficult months ahead for the economy.

By Alex Brewster ● April 21, 2020

Australia well equipped to deal with economic fallout from coronavirus

Australia's central bank has painted a cautious but positive outlook for the country's financial system as it grapples with COVID-19.

By Alex Brewster ● April 09, 2020

Refinance home loans.Rates from 2.19% p.a.

Low-rate car loansRates from 3.97%

Savings ratesof up to 3.50%

Term deposit ratesof up to 1.45%

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Refinance home loans.
Rates from 2.19% p.a.

Low-rate car loans
Rates from 3.97%

Savings rates
of up to 3.50%

Term deposit rates
of up to 1.45%

Let us come to you.
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