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| | | ... tad by now, or as both the ANZ and NAB reason, just to remove the "emergency accommodation". The problem is "Growth in housing debt has been outpacing the slow growth in household incomes for some time." Let's not bother with household incomes - it's ... |
| | | | ... of OneVue, the Australian Office of Financial Management, and is the chairman of the Commonwealth Government Affordable Housing Implementation Taskforce. Feldmanis spent four years at TCorp as chief financial officer and brings more than 30 years' experience ... |
| | | | ... encouraged by the slowing in the property market but apprehensive over the "appreciating exchange rate" and "growth in housing debt" that "has been outpacing the slow growth in household incomes." Understandably, with the balance of risks for the Australian ... |
| | | | ... property market - "although the composition had shifted towards owner-occupiers, with higher interest rates for investors in housing reflecting the ongoing effects of APRA's recent measures to strengthen lending standards in this area". The statement ... |
| | | | ... for partnership. About 53% of life insurance executives surveyed said they preferred a partnership model, compared to in-housing (35.6%) or acquiring insurtechs (2.3%). "By combining their strengths, insurance firms and insurtechs will be positioned ... |
| | | | ... economist Bill Evans explains it succinctly: "Pressures on family finances, concerns around interest rates, deteriorating housing affordability and rising energy prices have all weighed on confidence in 2017." This month's sentiment survey included additional ... |
| | | | ... superannuation system and resist further changes to the system. The Association's submission, which also raises issues of housing affordability, infrastructure funding, red tape and how to better integrate superannuation with social security policy ... |
| | | | ... in the retirement village sector, and with Australia's ageing population likely to fuel demand for quality retirement housing solutions, we believe this investment will deliver sustainable returns for our members for many years to come." The Queensland-based ... |
| | | | Failure to address housing affordability issues could have long term national implications, with more Australians entering retirement without owning their home and low socioeconomic households forced out of cities, according to CEDA. In its latest report ... |
| | | | ... those aged around 65 (June quarter 2017, national) Modest lifestyle Comfortable lifestyle Single Couple Single Couple Housing - ongoing only $76.47 $73.41 $88.63 $102.75 Energy $43.99 $58.43 $44.64 $60.55 Food $78.54 $162.68 $112.20 $201.95 Clothing ... |
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