Uncensored Money Season Two: How to be Prepared for Pending Interest Rate Rises
Melissa Browne: Ex-Accountant, Ex-Financial Advisor, Ex-Working Till I Drop, Now Serial Entrepreneur & Author, Financial Wellness Advocate, Living a Life by Design | 17/11/2021
In the new season of Uncensored Money Mel is joined by Lawsie, a Gen Y ex-financial advisor and ex-accountant.
In our fourteenth episode of Season Two we talk about the increased talk around interest rate rises including when they are expected to occur and why it may happen sooner than first predicted. We also dig into the super practical and give tips for those going for a loan or for those with a loan on how best to be prepared for when interest rates do rise, regardless of when this occurs.
If you want to hear more from Mel and her recent musings on interest rate rises and property prices, check out these links:
- What APRAS's moves to reduce the heat from the property market means for you:
- Why we're going to see a lot of commentary about interest rate rises
- Is it time to fix your interest rate
- What does rising inflation & unemployment rates mean for you
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