The cash rate is at a 15-year high. A lot of mortgage holders and small business owners are hurting and confused about why. Here’s why and what we need to say honestly.
The RBA has raised the cash rate to 4.60% at its September meeting, a unanimous decision. See what it means for your home loan repayments.
All four major banks are now forecasting the RBA will lift the cash rate at its September meeting.
The RBA held the cash rate at 4.35% at its August 2026 meeting, resisting a return to hikes as inflation eases. Here’s what it means for borrowers.
All four major banks are now forecasting the RBA will leave the cash rate unchanged.
If you have an offset account, this is worth paying attention to. Not because you need to panic, but because the assumption most borrowers make turns out to be shakier than it should be.
Have you ever asked your bank for a better rate, been told no, then watched a competitive offer land in your inbox the moment you started talking to a broker?
The headline was about a cut being removed from a forecast. The story underneath is more interesting, and honestly, more useful to you as a borrower trying to plan the next couple of years.
The Reserve Bank of Australia left the cash rate on hold at 4.35%, ending a run of three straight hikes through 2026.
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