
A recent media release from the Commonwealth Bank of Australia (CBA) revealed that following the Reserve Bank of Australia's 0.25% per annum rate cut in February 2025, only 14% of eligible home loan customers chose to reduce their direct debit repayments. This decision, which could have saved up to $80 monthly on a $500,000 loan, indicates that the majority of borrowers opted to maintain their existing repayment levels. (Source: Commonwealth Bank, 2025)
By continuing higher repayments despite the rate cut, these homeowners are effectively:
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(Source: Commonwealth Bank, 2025)

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