The serviceability buffer requires banks to assess your ability to pay your mortgage if interest rates jump. So why does Peter Dutton want to change it?
Ryan Johnson
 | Ryan Johnson was a journalist at Money from October 2024 to April 2026. He previously worked covering the Australian and New Zealand mortgage and banking industries. He has also written on superannuation, insurance, and personal finance. Ryan has a Bachelor of Communication (Journalism) from Curtin University, Perth. Connect with Ryan Johnson on LinkedIn. |
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Homebuyers could now be eligible to borrow up to $50,000 more, thanks to a major lending rule change by Australia's largest bank.
Why do your insurance premiums just keep going up? Money's Vanessa Walker and Ryan Johnson explain this - and how to save on premiums - on the Friends With Money podcast.
Tax cuts or cheaper fuel? That's one choice facing Australians when they go to the polls on May 3.
Pre-fab homes avoid the delays, high costs and frustrations of on-site construction, so what is the catch?
The tax relief announced in the Federal Budget was met with applause from Labor benches, but not everyone is convinced.
Watching your super balance drop by double digits is unnerving, but unless you cash out, those losses are only on paper.
Australia's latest gender pay gap data is in - and while some progress has been made, most workplaces still have a long way to go.
Australian of the Year Neale Daniher is a legendary figure in Australian football, as both player and coach. Then he was diagnosed with motor neurone disease.
Expect funeral planning to be a straightforward process that will aid you during a difficult time? The reality is often upselling, exorbitant pricing and emotional pressure.
