Daniel Ziffer

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2,266 appearances 25 recordings 3 series first heard Apr 2026 last heard 9 Sep

Daniel Ziffer’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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ABC Business Daily · Are you paying too much interest on your mortgage? · 29 Jul 2026 podcast

And in the ASIC report, voice-verified

Many of the banks have only gone and checked this problem when prompted by the regulator. voice-verified

That doesn't seem to be a great sign about the kind of governance over these accounts that are meant to offer a discount to people who are storing money with the bank that the bank gets a benefit from as well. voice-verified

Now, there is an explainer on the ABC website that enables you to essentially work out whether you should be contacting your bank about this issue. voice-verified

$55 million in compensation so far, and obviously all of the banks involved in this are doing their own processes, so I think we can expect more. voice-verified

Do you think ASIC will leave it there? voice-verified

We're recording just after the inflation figures have dropped. voice-verified

This is the speed of price rises across the economy. voice-verified

Let's walk through the figures. voice-verified

Now, the headline figure voice-verified

is that the CPI, Consumer Price Index, rose 3.8% in the 12 months to June. voice-verified

That is a fall from the previous time that we looked at it. voice-verified

We get it monthly now. voice-verified

What does it tell you, Steph? voice-verified

So this data looks backwards, as does the wage price index, which is at about 3.3% at the moment. voice-verified

So people's wages are not going up as fast as costs are increasing. voice-verified

What are some of the standout categories that are pushing this growth in prices? voice-verified

Just as a reminder, the Reserve Bank wants prices to rise between 2% and 3% a year. voice-verified

It's using interest rates to try and get that speed back to where it wants it. voice-verified

It is still well above it with that trimmed mean where it is. voice-verified

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