The RBA has left interest rates on hold at 0.1 per cent, saying that while it was monitoring the housing market and economic recovery it remains committed to its current policy settings.
The RBA has left rates on hold at their effective lower bound of 0.1 per cent, saying, “The board remains committed to maintaining highly supportive monetary conditions until its goals are achieved.”
Today the Reserve Bank has announced its cash rate decision for the month of November, moving in line with market expectations, cutting the official cash rate from 0.25 per cent to a new historic low of 0.10 per cent…
In reposes to the economic effect of the Victorian resurgence, the federal government has committed an extra $15.6 billion into the JobKeeper scheme and will soften eligibility requirements.
Did you receive a letter from your super fund? There’s no need to be worried about the upcoming changes to pension payments, they’re optional,but you do need to act…
Following two rate cuts in March, the RBA has kept rates at 0.25 of a percentage point for the third consecutive month, as it continues to support the economy weighed down by the coronavirus crisis…
After achieving our best day in six-weeks today, after back-to-back gains, the ASX is now up 5%, and we’re now in our fifth consecutive week of gains locally, and our best position in 11 weeks…
To help those impacted by the recent bushfire disasters rebuild financially, the Financial Planning Association of Australia (FPA) and the Association of Financial Advisers (AFA) are partnering to provide a pro bono program to offer support and financial advice…
