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New RBA Rate Rise Puts Car Loan Budgets Back in Focus New RBA Rate Rise Puts Car Loan Budgets Back in Focus
29 Oct 2026: Paige Estritori

Australian car buyers are heading into the final months of 2026 with a tougher interest-rate backdrop after the Reserve Bank of Australia lifted the cash rate target by 0.25 percentage points, taking it to 4.60% from 30 September 2026. For households and small businesses weighing up a new vehicle, the decision is a reminder that the cost of finance can shift even when the advertised price of a car looks stable. - read more
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Self-Employed and Low Doc Car Loans in Australia: Eligibility and Documentation
Self-Employed and Low Doc Car Loans in Australia: Eligibility and Documentation
Self-employed Australians may be able to apply for a car loan without standard payslips, but a low doc car loan still requires evidence that income is reliable and repayments are affordable. This guide explains how low documentation vehicle finance works, what alternative income documents may be accepted, and what trade-offs borrowers should consider. - read more
How Your Credit History Can Affect a Car Loan
How Your Credit History Can Affect a Car Loan
If you are planning to finance a car, your credit history can influence how lenders assess your application, what terms may be offered and how much you may be able to borrow. - read more
The Pros and Cons of Refinancing Your Car Loan
The Pros and Cons of Refinancing Your Car Loan
Car loan refinancing involves taking out a new loan to pay off an existing car loan. This can be done with the same lender or a different one. The primary goal is often to secure better interest rates, alter the loan term, or reduce monthly payments. - read more
The Credit-Savvy Car Buyer’s Guide to Obtaining Affordable Insurance
The Credit-Savvy Car Buyer’s Guide to Obtaining Affordable Insurance
Embarking on the journey of car ownership comes with its share of responsibilities, one of which is securing affordable insurance. Understanding the intricacies of insurance rates is central to managing this recurring expense effectively. Insurers take into account numerous factors when determining your premium, including but not limited to driving history, vehicle type, and geographic location. - read more
How to Find Budget-Friendly Car Insurance for Your New Vehicle
How to Find Budget-Friendly Car Insurance for Your New Vehicle
Buying a new vehicle is an exciting experience, but finding budget-friendly car insurance can often feel overwhelming. Understanding how to navigate the landscape of car insurance is crucial to ensuring you get the best deal possible. - read more
Things You Wish You Knew Before Buying a Car
Things You Wish You Knew Before Buying a Car
Buying a car involves more than the purchase price. Before you choose a vehicle or arrange finance, it helps to understand ownership costs, borrowing limits, loan terms, reliability, depreciation and the checks that matter before you commit. - read more
10 Common Mistakes Australians Make When Financing Their Car
10 Common Mistakes Australians Make When Financing Their Car
Car financing has become increasingly popular among Australians for a variety of reasons. For many, it offers the opportunity to own a vehicle without having to pay the entire purchase price upfront. - read more


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