Polarisation grows as both homeownership intent and rejection rise

50% of females aged 35-54 feel increasingly anxious, Australians feel more anxious across all debt statuses

Households prioritising day-to-day expenses rose 4 percentage points since September to 28%, while those focused on savings fell from 49% to 44%.

Home ownership is highest among couples, and families with dependent children show the strongest buying intent for 2026.

Financial confidence fell among Australians aged 55+.

Legal sentiment data reveals a journey from AI hype to disruption, now settling into cautious, evidence-driven usage.

Latest data shows majors dominate lending, while non-majors chip away in deposits.

The majority of accountants believe tech solutions provide high price-to-value ratios across four of five tech solutions.

The latest data from Consumer Pulse reveals another large shift in Australian households’ top financial priority.

Overall satisfaction remains strong across accounting tech solutions categories, but opportunities for improvement persist.

New data reveals consumers dissatisfied with their rates are far more likely to switch.

AI in accounting tech is falling short, with only about half of practitioners satisfied with current features across major platform categories.

Home loan intentions are climbing fast as more Australians shift their focus toward buying property.