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Car Insurance
What are the car insurance rates by age and gender?How much you may be charged for car insurance is influenced by a range of factors, with your age and gender being key deciders for insurance providers.
Alex Ritchie -
31 Oct, 2023 -
4 min read
Car Insurance
How to find affordable car insurance for young driversCar insurance is usually more expensive for young drivers, as insurers consider them to be more at risk of being in an accident. But there are ways you can try to lower the cost.
Mark Bristow -
15 Aug, 2023 -
4 min read
Car Insurance
How can I calculate my car insurance premium?Every insurer has its own metrics and algorithms for calculating your insurance premium. But you can do some of the guesswork yourself by taking stock of your situation and utilising car insurance calculators.
Alex Ritchie -
08 Sep, 2023 -
4 min read
Home Loans
Mortgage rate statistics and toolsFor the most comprehensive list of competitive mortgage rates available on the market see our home loans table. Or to compare some of the cheapest products and features in Australia use our mortgage comparison tools.
RateCity -
19 Mar, 2009 -
1 min read
Home Loans
What is the average Australian home loan amount?According to the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS), the average home loan amount in Australia for owner-occupier dwellings as of May 2023 is about $584,836, which may seem like a lot. But you must remember that the state and capital city you reside in is an important factor that determines the property values, which in turn influences the average Australian home loan.
Mark Bristow -
17 Jul, 2023 -
2 min read
Home Loans
What first time buyers need to knowFewer first home buyers are locking into a mortgage, according to the latest data from the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS).
Laine Gordon -
25 Jun, 2012 -
3 min read
Personal Loans
What can personal loan statistics tell Australians about borrowing?When you apply for a personal loan or any other form of credit, it’s important to make a decision that will work for your household’s financial situation and your personal goals. It can also be worth looking at some statistics to see how your credit plans fit in with the wider Australian economy, so you can be more confident about the decisions you are making.
Mark Bristow -
24 Nov, 2022 -
4 min read
Personal Loans
Personal debt levels soarPersonal finance commitments rose to $8.16 billion over the 12 months to April 2013.
Laine Gordon -
08 Jul, 2013 -
3 min read
Savings Accounts
How much does the average Australian have in savings?Savings can provide a safety net for individuals and households during periods of financial difficulty or stress. But how much does the average Australian actually have stashed away in their savings account?
Peter Terlato -
15 Nov, 2023 -
3 min read
Savings Accounts
Three great places to retire in AustraliaOne of the most important things to do when retiring is choosing where you're going to spend those golden years.
Kate Cowling -
16 Jun, 2014 -
3 min read
Savings Accounts
Unfair or fair game: Why women struggle to saveMost Australian women are struggling to save money on a regular basis. ANZ research found that 56 percent of women do not save money on a regular basis, with 58 percent of women having less than $5,000 in their savings accounts.
Laine Gordon -
01 Feb, 2010 -
3 min read
Credit Cards
Card fraud costing Aussies $2.1 billionCard fraud is on the rise with the nation experiencing $2.1 billion worth of fraud during the 2014-15 period according to the Australian Bureau of Statistics.
Patricia Babalis -
13 May, 2016 -
3 min read
Credit Cards
Pre-Christmas credit splurge behind growing defaultsAre you applying for a credit card or taking out a car loan? Don't spend beyond your means over Christmas and become another statistic.
Kate Wick -
11 Sep, 2014 -
3 min read
Credit Cards
VISA low balance transfer offersAccording to a statistics released by the Reserve Bank of Australia, the average Australian credit card balance in August 2013 was $3172. Compare and apply for a VISA credit card with low balance transfer rates at RateCity.com.au
RateCity -
27 Nov, 2008 -
1 min read
Superannuation
Super pay out: Income streams trump lump sumsNew data released by the Australian Bureau of Statistics this month shows an increasing number of retirees are choosing to access their superannuation through an income stream rather than by receiving lump sum payments.
Patricia Babalis -
14 Aug, 2016 -
4 min read
Superannuation
How much super will you need?How much super do I need?
Laine Gordon -
12 Nov, 2014 -
3 min read
Cryptocurrency
Cryptocurrency technical analysis explained: Candlesticks, moving averages and moreCrypto trading analysis can help you predict the performance of a crypto coin and potentially reduce your investment risk.
Vidhu Bajaj -
09 Mar, 2023 -
5 min read
Online Trading
Market DepthWhat are market depth reports and how they can aid in making smart investment decisions
RateCity -
22 Aug, 2011 -
2 min read
Term Deposits
Luckiest lottery numbers revealedSome lottery players don't wish for luck, they make their own. Yet a string of recent "lotto hackers" in North America did not use high-tech gadgetry like the kind found in Hollywood films, but a knack for spotting patterns and exploiting loopholes.
Laine Gordon -
07 May, 2012 -
3 min read
Term Deposits
Investors take note: term deposits are the new blackInvestors take note term deposits are the new black
Laine Gordon -
09 Jul, 2010 -
3 min read
Car Loans
Australia’s best car loans for June 2020If you’ve been holding your horses all year to buy a car during end of financial year (EOFY) sales, now’s the time to take action.
Alison Cheung -
25 Jun, 2020 -
3 min read
Car Loans
Is it cheaper to own a car or give it up?Cars offer freedom and convenience. But those benefits come at a cost _ insurance, registration, maintenance, finance. For some people, it can be hard to know which is greater _ the benefits of owning a car or the costs. So we��_ve decided to do a quick cost-benefit analysis to help answer that question.
Nick Bendel -
25 Jan, 2018 -
3 min read
Car Loans
New car buyers bewareCar manufacturers are luring motorists with a combination of low-interest finance deals and other offers in an effort to stimulate a flat market, experts warn.
Laine Gordon -
04 Sep, 2012 -
3 min read
Bank Accounts
Five tips to slash $1000 off food billsAustralian families waste $1000 a year throwing good food in the bin, new research shows.
Laine Gordon -
30 Aug, 2012 -
3 min read