Subscribe Saul's Call How economic shifts shape our everyday lives Displaying 1 article APRA and its chairman Wayne Bryes may be more prescriptive on lending rules in an attempt to curb rising house prices. Mich Tsikas/AAP March 31, 2017 The APRA bandaid for the housing market is wearing off Saul Eslake, University of Tasmania The government’s unwillingness to consider changing the tax system to fix housing affordability, makes it more likely that APRA may have to become even more prescriptive with its lending criteria.
APRA and its chairman Wayne Bryes may be more prescriptive on lending rules in an attempt to curb rising house prices. Mich Tsikas/AAP March 31, 2017 The APRA bandaid for the housing market is wearing off Saul Eslake, University of Tasmania The government’s unwillingness to consider changing the tax system to fix housing affordability, makes it more likely that APRA may have to become even more prescriptive with its lending criteria.
