Landlords squeeze renters in tight market
Rising interest rates and living cost pressures mean it will be a tough year for the housing market, and even more so for renters.
Rising interest rates and living cost pressures mean it will be a tough year for the housing market, and even more so for renters.
Record home sales profits are lining the pockets of people in the housing market, while pushing the price of admission beyond the means of ordinary Australians.
Australia's labour market remains tight, with limited spare capacity keeping pressure on already-high inflation and shortening the odds of interest rate hikes.
Renters face an impossible challenge in retirement without more assistance and need significantly more superannuation than homeowners, a report shows.
A startling number of Australians are worried about their retirement prospects, and many fear they won't be able to retire at all, according to a study.
A potential reduction in US borrowing costs is giving global investors’ confidence, and that sentiment is flowing through the local stock exchange.
A lift in expectations of an interest rate cut have provided a springboard to send Australian equities to new highs, after weeks of consolidation.
Australia's wealth landscape is changing, and younger Australians are increasingly looking to markets to secure their financial future.
Meeting minutes have shed new light on the Reserve Bank's decision to hold rates steady in July, with Australia's low unemployment rate a concern for the board.
All the smoke signals point to an interest rate cut as Australian retail spending continues to grow amid cooling consumer and producer inflation.