Category: RAMS

Variable Interest Rates On Hold For March

……….. Today’s March 7th meeting of the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) has announced to keep the cash rate on hold at 1.5%. We expect this to remain stable for the remainder of the year. In the last months we have seen a number of lenders increasing some of their variable rate products. We have seen increases in
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February Variable Interest Rates Remain at 1.50%

……….. Today’s February 6th meeting of the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) has announced to keep the cash rate on hold at 1.5%. We expect this to remain stable for the next few months. Banks and other lenders are continually reviewing their variable and fixed interest rates and we will keep you updated on any changes
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Rates On Hold Until February 2017

        Today the Reserve Bank of Australia has today announced that it has decided to keep the cash rate on hold at 1.5%. The RBA will not meet again until the first Tuesday in February 2017 so interest rates will remain stable until then. However, some banks have been increasing their interest rates
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Banks Passing on the 0.25% Interest Rate Cut for August 2016

  UPDATE 3:15 pm: Commonwealth Bank (CBA) have only passed on 0.13% of the 0.25% rate cut. We expect other banks and lenders to follow their lead. Not long after the Commonwealth Banks decision NAB, ANZ and Westpac have all reduced variable interest rates but not by the full amount. They are making their mortgage
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Interest Rates Stable For July 2016

Three days after the 2016 election The Reserve Bank of Australia has today announced that it has decided to keep the cash rate on hold at 1.75% . There is a very strong chance that  variable interest rates are likely to fall next month but we will have to wait and see. We expect that most lenders will leave
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RBA Hold Interest Rates while Banks Hike Them

UPDATE: ING DIRECT will increase variable interest rates on all residential loan products by 0.18% p.a. effective from 15 January 2016.  At yesterdays’s board meeting the Reserve Bank decided to leave the cash rate unchanged at the current low of 2.00%. However, over the last few weeks the major banks and other lenders have been busy
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