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Rachel Horan

Rachel Horan

Finance Journalist

Rachel is a Finance Journalist, and joined Savings in 2021. Coming from a background in the FinTech space, her interests include the innovation of lending technology, property, investing, and more. With a passion for educating and informing people about their finances, she hopes to increase the financial literacy of everyday Australians.

Recent articles for this author

Expat buyers turn to buyers' agents to purchase property

'Financially literate' millennials pile into ETFs

How do SMSF trustees work?

What is the cooling-off period when purchasing property?

Upcoming changes to credit reporting: Good news or bad news?

Support for new investors to avoid errors lodging tax returns

How many members can an SMSF have?

Refinancing is at a record high, but why now?

Virgin Money launches 'market-leading' high-interest savings account

Rental vacancy rates remain at 'multi-year low'

BOQ slashes variable interest rates to offer its 'lowest rate ever'

National home value growth slows to lowest rate since January

Australian Dollar 'likely' to dip below $US0.70: CBA

Sydney hit 'as hard, if not harder' than first lockdown as payroll jobs fall

How do property auctions work?

Afterpay reports 'catastrophic' loss, up 600% on year prior

Financial wellness forcing big banks to go head-to-head with neobanks

SME Recovery Loan Scheme revamped to help struggling businesses stay afloat

Fresh wave of concern for crypto scams as bitcoin's value skyrockets

Nine in 10 parents say financial literacy more important than maths

Qantas Points and travel vouchers available for fully-vaccinated travellers

Top 40 suburbs where property values increased more than annual wages

As land prices continue to soar, one expert says to wait before building

Spring selling season in lockdown: Will listings still spring up?

Housing construction costs up 1.4% but expected to rise more significantly

CBA launches 'StepPay' to compete in the BNPL space

National spending is 'significantly down' from its pace prior to lockdowns: CBA