The Reserve Bank’s next cash rate decision remains finely balanced, with upcoming inflation data likely to be decisive, according to Compare the Market’s Economic Director, David “Kochie” Koch.
Aussies say groceries are the household expense they worry about most, according to new findings from Compare the Market’s ...
Bringing home a puppy is an exciting decision, but the upfront price can vary significantly based on the breed, location, and how you acquire the dog. As pet insurance comparison experts, the team at ...
Australians could be paying hundreds extra for contraception depending on their postcode, according to a new Compare the Market Australian Contraception Index. The index assessed every state and ...
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It seems we’re under the influence, with half of Australians surveyed admitting they’ve bought items because of social media, according to new Compare the Market research*. The research found that ...
As housing affordability grows further out of reach for many Australians, the bank of mum and dad is being stretched to its limit. A new Compare the Market survey reveals that 34% of Australians ...
Sport is a healthy addition to the lives of young Aussie kids. It’s a way to help the next generation become active, grow muscles and bones, learn social and personal skills, gain confidence, improve ...
Recent research from Compare the Market has found that an alarming number of Australians have no money in their emergency fund for a rainy day. According to Compare the Market’s latest research, 1 in ...
There may be a squeeze on the property market right now, but new Compare the Market research shows that almost 40% of Aussie homeowners are planning to sell their property within the next five years.
I’m writing to you publicly because millions of Australians are crying out right now… and because on 29 September a great many of them are likely to be handed a bill they did little to run up. The ...
Just 7% of Australians believe the cost-of-living crisis has improved over the past year, despite months of financial resilience and government support, according to Compare the Market’s 2025 ...