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Could high exit fees be illegal?

The research paper, which examines exit fees for variable rate mortgages, is arguing that the average fee charged by lenders that are non-authorised deposit taking institutions (ADIs) dwarf those of other institutions. The report estimates that the average exit fee charged by a non-ADI for a $250,000 variable rate loan terminated within three years totals $1,900, in contrast to the rates charged by large banks ($680), other banks ($589) and credit unions ($420).

REIA bursts housing bubble

Australia is not in the midst of a housing bubble, says the Real Estate Institute of Australia, contrary to recent comments by GMO's chief strategist Jeremy Grantham.

Bargains soon to be had in Melbourne

After an outstanding year of growth, Melbourne prices appear to be finally cooling off as homeowners, under pressure from consecutive interest rate rises start selling.

Housing construction bounces back

Tax Time: Rental property

Borrowers breathe a sigh of relief: RBA leaves cash rate unchanged

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Australia's rampant population growth to ease

Housing supply deficit widens

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Rising land prices threaten home building recovery

Regional WA rents remain steady in March quarter

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