
Harry O'Sullivan
About Harry
Harry joined Infochoice Group in November 2022 as a financial journalist. He's fascinated by economics, having completed a Bachelors Degree in 2021, and enjoys helping other people try to make sense of the financial system.
Harry's Qualifications
- Bachelor of Economics, University of Queensland
- RG146 (Generic Knowledge)
Harry's Interests
- The different economic schools of thought and why no one can agree on anything
- How adverse events like inflation, recessions and depressions happen
- Personal finance - investing and banking
The Savings Tip Jar Podcast
Harry has regularly featured on the Savings Tip Jar podcast, discussing a range of topics from investing to grocery prices. Find episodes in which Harry has featured below.
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Harry in the Media
Harry has appeared on radio and is a frequent guest on 2NURFM.
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Recent articles for this author
RBA decides against Christmas rate hike
The RBA decided against moving rates up once again in the final monetary policy decision of the year, but the tightening cycle might not be over yet.
Will the RBA deliver another rate hike for Christmas?
Which banks increased term deposit rates this week?
Australian property hits record high, but pace of growth slows
Building approvals up in October, but still very low
Home loan rate changes after RBA's 0.25% rise: November 2023
Weak retail sales: Is 'demand driven inflation' starting to subside?
Which banks increased home loan rates this week?
Term deposit rate changes, 20-24 November
Will 2024 see a spike in Aussies who can't pay the mortgage?
Brisbane and Perth property values to keep growing
Queensland First Home Owner Grant to double
Term deposit rate changes, 13-17 November
Is spending decreasing enough to the RBA's satisfaction?
Term deposit rate changes after the cash rate increase
Term deposit rates hit 5.30% as ING pushes north
Term deposit rate changes, 30/10 to 3/11
Minimum standards for Australian rental properties
High property prices and cost of living see more Sydneysiders leaving
Why a November rate hike might be a bad thing for housing supply
Strong retail trade points to rate hike next week
Which banks moved term deposit rates this week, October 27th?
Inflation comes in at 5.4%
Which banks moved term deposit rates this week?
Unemployment drops to 3.6%, but no large rise in employed Aussies
Closing Loopholes bill said to make Uber 85% more expensive
Should you be considering fixed income investments?
Which banks moved term deposit rates this week, October 13th?
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