Weeks-long wait for RBA rate cut to hit mortgages
Homeowners in Australia may need to wait several weeks before seeing any relief from the Reserve Bank's latest rate cut, as lenders take time to adjust their mortgage rates.
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Australian banks slash rates after RBA decision
Westpac, ANZ, NAB, and CBA have announced significant rate cuts after the Reserve Bank of Australia's latest move. Discover how this impacts mortgages and savings.
Wonky Double Yellow Lines Spark Westminster Outrage
Residents and motorists in Westminster are fuming after the council painted shockingly uneven double yellow lines, sparking accusations of incompetence and wasted taxpayer money.
Japan's 2025 birth rate crisis: Population plummets
Japan's population decline accelerates with plummeting birth rates, raising alarms over economic and social stability by 2025.
RBA cuts rates to 3.6%: Relief for borrowers
The Reserve Bank of Australia has lowered the cash rate to 3.6%, offering much-needed relief for mortgage holders amid economic uncertainty.
City trader's Libor conviction quashed in appeal
A former City trader has had his conviction for Libor rate-rigging overturned, marking a dramatic turn in one of the financial sector's most notorious scandals.
Mortgage warning: Aussie homeowners risk losing thousands
Millions of Australian homeowners are being warned about a critical mortgage mistake that could lead to significant financial losses ahead of a major interest rate decision.
RBA to cut rates in August: experts
Experts predict the Reserve Bank of Australia will cut interest rates this August, offering relief to borrowers amid economic uncertainty.
Japan's population may drop by 1M yearly by 2040s
Japan's birth rate crisis is set to worsen, with projections showing a potential loss of one million people per year by the 2040s, threatening economic stability and social structures.
Mortgage crisis as interest rates keep rising
With the Bank of England hiking interest rates yet again, homeowners on variable mortgages face steep repayments while savers see little benefit. Here’s what it means for you.
Bank holds base rate at 5.25% amid inflation concerns
The Bank of England has kept interest rates unchanged at 5.25%, offering temporary relief to mortgage holders. However, experts warn that persistent inflation could lead to future hikes, squeezing household budgets further.
Bank of England cuts rates to 0.1% in emergency move
The Bank of England has slashed interest rates to a historic low of 0.1% in an emergency response to the economic fallout from the coronavirus pandemic. Find out what this means for savers, borrowers, and the UK economy.
FBI data contradicts Trump's crime rate claims
Former US President Donald Trump's claims about soaring crime rates under Biden are contradicted by the latest FBI statistics showing a significant drop in violent offences.
Right to Buy fuelled housing crisis, cost £45bn
A new report reveals that England's Right to Buy scheme has exacerbated the housing crisis, leaving taxpayers with a staggering £45bn bill. Discover the hidden costs and long-term impacts of this controversial policy.
Freddie Flintoff reunites with medics after Top Gear crash
Cricket legend Freddie Flintoff meets the heroic medics who saved his life following his terrifying Top Gear crash, sharing an emotional reunion filled with gratitude.
How Cutting Company Tax Rates Could Boost Productivity
The Productivity Commission explores the potential benefits of lowering company tax rates, using a cashflow model to predict economic growth and business investment.
Top Baby Names in the UK for 2024
Discover the top baby names for boys and girls in the UK this year, with classic choices and surprising newcomers making the list.
China Pays Couples to Have More Kids
China introduces financial incentives to encourage couples to have more children as the country faces a looming demographic crisis. Experts weigh in on whether this strategy will work.
China boosts childcare to address birth rate crisis
China introduces new childcare subsidies and parental leave policies to encourage families to have more children amid a deepening demographic crisis.
Queensland crime rate debate heats up
David Crisafulli asserts a decline in Queensland's crime victim rate, but Labor criticises the data as cherry-picked. A heated debate unfolds over crime statistics.
Inflation figures to determine RBA rate cut
The Reserve Bank of Australia faces a critical decision on interest rates as new inflation figures set the stage for potential cuts. Experts weigh in on the economic outlook.
UK faces 'cousin crash' as family sizes shrink
New research reveals a dramatic drop in the number of cousins per child in the UK, as family sizes shrink and birth rates decline. Experts warn of social and cultural implications.
US homicide rates drop in major cities
New data reveals a notable drop in homicide rates across major US cities, marking a positive shift in urban safety trends.
State Farm's 30% rate hike sparks Illinois backlash
State Farm has ignited outrage in Illinois with an unprecedented 30% rate increase for homeowners' insurance, prompting calls for regulatory intervention.
City traders cleared in rate-rigging appeal
Two former City traders have had their convictions for rigging key financial rates quashed by the Court of Appeal, marking a dramatic turn in a long-running legal saga.
HMRC: 1M taxpayers may get £100+ refunds
HMRC warns over a million taxpayers they could be owed refunds of £100 or more. Find out if you're eligible and how to claim before the deadline.
HMRC: Claim Free Refunds on Overpaid Fees
HMRC is encouraging taxpayers to claim refunds on overpaid fees, with millions potentially eligible. Here’s how to check if you’re owed money.
UK jobless rate hits four-year high amid economic concerns
Britain's unemployment rate has surged to its highest level in four years, raising concerns over the effectiveness of current economic policies. Experts warn of deepening challenges in the job market.
Albanese criticised as unemployment rises with high migration
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese faces criticism as unemployment climbs despite soaring immigration levels, sparking debate over economic priorities.
England and India fined for slow over-rates in Test series
Both England and India face fines for slow over-rates in their recent Test series, with players losing significant match fees. Find out the details and implications.
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