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Commonwealth Bank chief executive Matt Comyn says relaxing the treatment of student debts in home loan applications will boost the borrowing capacity of prospective buyers but warned housing supply remained the biggest blocker of young people entering the market.
Speaking to The Australian Financial Review shortly after revealing a better-than-expected $5.13 billion interim profit on Wednesday, Mr Comyn backed Labor’s move to let banks exclude HECS repayments from mortgage serviceability tests when they expect the borrower to pay off the debt in “the near term”.
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The largest fish market in the southern hemisphere is reportedly close to financial collapse.
The Sydney Fish Market (SFM) is confronting an $8m loss for 2023-24, according to The Sydney Morning Herald, and the company has allegedly brought in insolvency experts.
The financial breakdown comes as the legendary auction site and retail zone prepares to move from its traditional home in Pyrmont to a new $836m space on the other side of Blackwattle Bay.
The SFM is a private company jointly held by the Catchers Trust of NSW, which represents the state’s commercial fishermen, and the Sydney Fish Market Tenants and Merchants, which represents the market’s sellers.
The company posted a $6.3m loss for 2022-23 and auditors have allegedly…
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Genetic Technologies Considers DOCA Amid Voluntary Administration TipRanks
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A woman ordered to pay back thousands in benefits she was told she was entitled to said she could now celebrate her 60th birthday “in style” – after the debt was waived.
Yvonne Buckley was overpaid by about £5,000 in universal credit between November 2021 and August 2023.
The 59-year-old, from Ipswich, who is disabled, acknowledged she worked on-and-off during that period, but maintained she was told she was eligible for the benefits she was getting.
Now, after an 18-month battle with the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP), it has told her she does not have to pay the money back. The DWP has been approached…
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The federal Treasurer has announced “commonsense” changes to help more Aussies with student debt acquire their first home.
Treasurer Jim Chalmers has announced that financial regulators – the Australian Prudential Regulation Authority (APRA) and the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) – will be updating their lending rules in relation to Australians with HELP debt to “responsibly take out a mortgage and buy a home and also unlock the construction of more units”.
According to Chalmers, young Australians are currently facing a hurdle in entering the housing market in the form of reluctance from lenders to give them a mortgage.
He noted that the Australian Banking Association flagged…
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Breakingviews – Ending US aid will heat up sovereign debt fights Reuters
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What happens now that Rex has entered voluntary administration? The Daily Aus
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Yowie’s largest shareholder Keybridge Capital appointed administrators on Monday (10 February), days after the Australia-based confectionery business demanded a loan repayment.
In a…
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