Article 1: Tenants run for cover as vacancy rates plummet
July 24, 2011
In almost all locations around the country, renters are facing an uphill battle in finding affordable accommodation.
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It’s common knowlege that we’re enjoying a booming mining sector, but a slowing in household demand and weaker employment growth. If employment growth continues to fall, this weakness will overpower the strength in the mining sector and perhaps deter higher interest rates. So as gloomy as this may sound, it’s probably a blessing for those of us with loans & mortgages! Continue reading ‘Weakening Industry Sectors: Good news for some of us’
The Australian banking system’s aggregate balance sheet has grown faster than that being experienced in many other countries. Continue reading ‘We’ve waited 45 years for this opportunity – Cheap Money!’
GE Money Home Lending Australia today announced that from 1 March 2009 it will temporarily waive the Deferred Administration Fee (DAF) for its home loan customers to assist them in moving to another lender. This is in response to its inability to pass on any of the recent cash rate cut due to the high cost of funds on the wholesale money markets. Continue reading ‘Read this only if you’re with GE Money’