Sally Tindall
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491 appearances
5 recordings
3 series
first heard Apr 2022
last heard 30 Jun
Sally Tindall’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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So it is worth just understanding whether it's a good fit for your finances.
But if you inherently don't feel comfortable moving your mortgage to a bank that you don't know the name of, haven't heard of them before, know that you can still shop around amongst the major banks and amongst the second tier banks.
They're still pretty competitive in this market, particularly if they think you're a flight risk.
because they're very competitive amongst each other.
They think that you're going to move to one of their competitors.
That's when they really start listening.
Well, this is where the RBA is having these tough conversations because the path is not clear.
for the central bank.
They were getting close to getting the genie back into the bottle and the decisions were getting tougher.
Back in 2022, when they first decided to hike the cash rate from what 0.10 was at, the decisions in front of the RBA were very easy to make.
It was clear they needed to get that cash rate up to get people to stop spending to bring the inflation down.
Now that we're at the kind of pointy end of business, or we were before the conflict in the Middle East, the decisions are getting a lot more difficult for the RBA.
And it had resulted in a couple of U-turns from the RBA, right?
Because they had cut the cash rate last year three times and then reverted back to rate hikes because of the toothpaste in the tube, which I'm going to use that reference from here on in.
It's fantastic.
But this conflict in Iran has made it even more problematic because
It's the obvious choice for the RBA who really has one primary lever.
It's the cash rate.
They can go up, they can go down, but that's broadly their primary tool.
The decision from the RBA to hike the cash rate, that's what they've clearly decided to do on the March rate hike.
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