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RBA Cash Rate
Next RBA Meeting: 10th December 2024
Stay up to date with the RBA cash rate and how it's impacting current interestrates across Home Loans, Savings Accounts and Term Deposits to make sure you are getting a competitve deal.
Cash rate held at
4.35%
On Tuesday 5 November 2024
The RBA last increased rates by 25 basis points in November 2023. The national cash rate is now 4.35%.
At the time, RateCity research director Sally Tindall said: "The average borrower has seen a 49 per cent increase to their monthly repayments - but they don't have to cop it on the chin. Don't wait. Do your research and act now, because the sooner you refinance, the more money you're likely to save."
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What if the cash rate changes?
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$ 2895Monthly addition of
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If cash rate increases
If you have a variable rate, your lender will probably raise your home loan interest rate (although it is allowed to act independently of the Reserve Bank).
If you have a fixed rate, your home loan interest rate will remain unchanged for the rest of your fixed-rate term.
If the cash rate holds
If you have a variable rate, your lender will probably leave your home loan interest rate unchanged (although it is allowed to act independently of the Reserve Bank).
If you have a fixed rate, your home loan interest rate will remain unchanged for the rest of your fixed-rate term.
If the cash rate decreases
If you have a variable rate, your lender will probably lower your home loan interest rate (although it is allowed to act independently of the Reserve Bank).
If you have a fixed rate, your home loan interest rate will remain unchanged for the rest of your fixed-rate term.