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Three of the big four banks raise home loan mortgage interest rates

By Rick Adlam on Tuesday, March 16, 2010

Three of Australia’s “big four” banks have announced changes to home loan mortgage lending, credit card, business loansĀ and deposit rates after Wednesday’s increase in official rates.
ANZ is the latest to move, putting up its standard variable home loan interest rate to 8.32 per cent.
The bank says it recognises the increase in official rates will be [...]

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Home loan rates on hold as RBA reads the China tea leaves

By Rick Adlam on Tuesday, March 16, 2010

The Reserve Bank of Australia has left its interest rates options open at its board meeting this afternoon, leaving the official cash rates on hols, as it searches for clues on how the rest of the year will pan out.

Posted in Australian Economy, Banks, First Home Owners Grant, First time home buyers, Home Buyers, Home Loan Interest Rates, Housing Market, Mortgage Rates, Reserve Bank of Australia | Tagged Borrowers, Home loan rates, Home Loans, Interest Rates, Mortgage Rates, Mr Mortgage, RBA, Reserve Bank Governor, Reserve Bank of Australia

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