(Reuters) -Australia's banking regulator will impose its first cap on high debt-to-income home loans from February, moving to curb housing risks as property prices surge and credit growth accelerates.

NAB is the latest big bank to increase its fixed home loan rates - the second time in just over a month - as the market ...

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Australia’s Craggle releases AI tool for refinancing home loans Craggle, a fintech company aimed at helping Australians negotiate a better rate for their home loan, has launched an AI-powered tool ...

SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australia's banking regulator on Monday said it would retain a 3% serviceability buffer for home loan lending because of high household debt, persistent cost-of-living pressures, a ...