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Liam Cormican

Sydney

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  • 2 months ago | westpac.com.au | James Thornhill |Josh Wall |Matthew Hassan |Liam Cormican

    The Reserve Bank of Australia has cut interest rates for the first time in four years, offering much-needed relief to households struggling with cost-of-living pressures, but sounded a cautious note on the prospect of further easing. The RBA lowered the cash rate by 25 basis points to 4.10 per cent at its February board meeting.

  • 2 months ago | westpac.com.au | James Thornhill |Josh Wall |Liam Cormican |Marina Gainulina

    The pickup in consumer sentiment in the second half of 2024 has carried over into the new year, although the modest pace of improvement should give the Reserve Bank few grounds for concern on the inflation outlook. The Westpac-Melbourne Institute sentiment index rose 2.6 per cent over the three months to January to 92.1, having languished in the 80s for much of the past two years. However, it remains below the 100 level which points to there being more pessimists than optimists.

  • Dec 8, 2024 | westpac.com.au | Ben Young |James Thornhill |Liam Cormican |Kalp Sanghvi

    The theme of this year’s TECHx, Westpac’s annual technology expo, is “the past informs, the future transforms”. It’s a fitting tagline for the event, which is marking it’s 10-year anniversary with a look back on the technological changes that have shaped the bank’s history, alongside an emphasis on inspiring the tech talent of the future. “TECHx is where we bring the community of technology people together.

  • Dec 4, 2024 | westpac.com.au | Ben Young |James Thornhill |Liam Cormican |Marina Gainulina

    Another artist making waves is Meagan Pelham, a romantic at heart who describes herself as an "artist, model, poet." Love makes Pelham’s world go round.

  • Dec 2, 2024 | westpac.com.au | Ben Young |James Thornhill |Liam Cormican |Tim Howard

    Tim Howard from BT ‘s Technical Services team answers some frequently asked questions on super, tax and social security issues. This time he’s tackling the rules around the use of self-managed superannuation funds to make property investments. Q). I’ve recently established an SMSF so I can use my super to buy property. How is borrowing by an SMSF different to normal residential mortgages? What are the additional considerations of owning a property in this way?

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