Mortgage stress eases despite RBA's November rate hike – Roy Morgan
A potential rise may also mean more borrowers at risk of mortgage stress
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A potential rise may also mean more borrowers at risk of mortgage stress
New data from Roy Morgan highlights a worrisome trend for Australian homeowners as the nation grapples with rising interest rates.
New research from Roy Morgan shows an estimated 1.38 million mortgage holders (27.8% of mortgage holders) were ‘At Risk’ of ‘mortgage stress’ in the three months to April 2023. This period encompassed two interest rate increases of 0.25% taking official interest rates to 3.6% in April.
New research from Roy Morgan shows an estimated 1.35 million mortgage holders (27.1%) were ‘At Risk’ of ‘mortgage stress’ in the three months to March 2023. This period encompassed one interest rate increases of 0.25% taking official interest rates to 3.6% in early March.