Roy Morgan

New research has revealed the number of mortgage holders “at risk” of “mortgage stress” rose to record levels in July.

If the central bank bumps the cash rate next week, more than 30 per cent of mortgage holders will fall under ‘mortgage stress’, according to Roy Morgan.

If the central bank raises interest rates by 25 bps tomorrow (2 May), 30.5 per cent of mortgage holders — or 1,523,000 people — would be ‘at risk’ in May 2023, according to Roy Morgan.

A recent report has detailed the “net wealth per capita” for the most popular banks in Australia.

New research has revealed a further increase in mortgage stress in the three months to December 2023.

Rising household incomes have led to easing levels of mortgage stress, new research has found.

Mortgage holders under stress rose for the second consecutive month, new research has revealed.

Continued cash rate rises will impact mortgagor emotions even further, ANZ-Roy Morgan data has revealed.

Levels of mortgage stress dropped for the second consecutive month, the research company has revealed.

The current rising rate environment has put 23.9 per cent of mortgage holders now “at risk” of stress, Roy Morgan research has confirmed.

The number of mortgagors at risk of mortgage stress has once again climbed to a record high, new research has found.

As another interest rate increase looms, more mortgage holders are at risk of facing mortgage stress, Roy Morgan has found.

Borrowers at risk of stress hit another record high in February, Roy Morgan research has revealed.

Consumer confidence is down across a range of areas, latest ANZ-Roy Morgan data has revealed.