Reserve Bank still pushing for debt-to-income restrictions
Reserve Bank says it wouldn't use DTIs right now, even if it could
The Reserve Bank is continuing to push the case for it being allowed to impose debt-to-income ratio restrictions (DTIs) on mortgage borrowers, even though the government’s reaction to the idea has been lukewarm at best.
The government called for a cost-benefit analysis earlier this year and has
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Jenny Ruth and Jason Walls
Wed, 31 May 2017
Wed, 31 May 2017
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