Would borrowers pay more if Australia doesn't go net zero?

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Recorded18 Oct 2021

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The Mortgage Business Uncut podcast is your weekly analysis of the biggest themes shaping the Australian mortgages market. Join Alex Whitlock, Annie Kane and Sarah Simpkins as they discuss the easing of lockdowns in NSW and Victoria and its impact on auctions, political commentary around COP26 and whether mortgagors would have to pay more if Australia doesn't commit to net-zero emissions, and the departures of several lender CEOs. This week, they discuss: - Why a Nationals Senator is telling international bankers to "bugger off" - Josh Frydenberg's interview with Momentum Media and his stance on negative gearing - A rash of lender CEO changes And much more

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