'They can feel misled': Households took on massive debt because the RBA said rates wouldn't rise By News July 06, 2022 Add Comment Edit Australians were told interest rates wouldn't rise until 2024. Has the Reserve Bank failed in its communication, and how could rate rises impact financial stability, Nassim Khadem asks. Share this post Related PostsLive: NSW Now: All students return to the classroom but dozens of schools left short-staffedNurse captures 'confronting' scenes treating some of Melbourne's sickest COVID-19 patientsJames Michael Tyler, Gunther from Friends, dies of prostate cancer aged 59NRL investigate Tedesco over alleged racial slurChristmas COVID spike could 'overwhelm' crucial ICU, doctor warnsTasmanian salmon company set for Brazilian ownershipSalah scores hat-trick as Liverpool smash Manchester United 5-0These households are ditching gas, slashing bills and going 'net zero'. Here's how
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