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Each rate rise locks tens of thousands out of home ownership, research finds

By Info60 Australia Desk•Summary of reporting by abc.net.au•6d ago•0 views•
Each rate rise locks tens of thousands out of home ownership, research finds
Each standard interest rate increase could be locking close to 30,000 households out of home ownership, some of them for a decade or more.
Each standard interest rate increase could be locking close to 30,000 households out of home ownership, some of them for a decade or more.
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