JP Pelosi

1 month ago | mozo.com.au | Rachel Wastell |JP Pelosi

Welcome to Mozo Money Moves, your go-to weekly finance wrap, unpacking the latest shifts in Australia’s financial landscape. This week, rate cut speculation ramped up as NAB broke ranks with a bold prediction: a 50 basis point cut as soon as May. Meanwhile, mortgage buffers are being reconsidered and term deposit rates are getting smashed – potentially signalling a faster than expected easing cycle. NAB also announced big cuts to its fixed home loan rates ahead of May's cash rate meeting.

1 month ago | mozo.com.au | JP Pelosi |Jasmine Gearie |Cameron Thomson

LiveMozo’s live blog – Day of April 11Stay on top of the latest in Australian banking. See interest rate changes, get news and product updates, follow market insights and read our expert analysis. 4:00pm Friday 11 AprNAB cuts fixed home loan rates by up to 55 basis pointsNAB has slashed up to 0.55% off its fixed rate home loans as we inch closer to the Reserve Bank of Australia’s (RBA) next meeting in mid-May, and its rates are now giving some smaller lenders a run for their money.

1 month ago | mozo.com.au | JP Pelosi

LiveMozo’s live blog – Day of April 10Stay on top of the latest in Australian banking. See interest rate changes, get news and product updates, follow market insights and read our expert analysis. 10:00amNAB predicts oversized 50bps rate cut in MayNational Australia Bank (NAB) has forecast the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) to cut the official cash rate by a whopping 50 basis points at its next meeting.

1 month ago | mozo.com.au | JP Pelosi

There's always a little hop in our step come Easter, be it for the festivity, the brief break from work, or maybe it’s just all those chocolate eggs and hot cross buns. It seems like we spend a lot more too. Spending across food, travel and DIY projects is expected to elevate the national retail economy this April, according to the Australian Retailers Association.

1 month ago | l8r.it | JP Pelosi

There's always a little hop in our step come Easter, be it for the festivity, the brief break from work, or maybe it’s just all those chocolate eggs and hot cross buns. It seems like we spend a lot more too. Spending across food, travel and DIY projects is expected to elevate the national retail economy this April, according to the Australian Retailers Association.