About the author
Harrison is a Research Analyst and Editor at InfoChoice. He is also the Assistant Editor at sister comparison site Savings.com.au. Together with Dominic Beattie, he co-hosts the Savings Tip Jar podcast, interviewing guests from some of the most prominent financial institutions in Australia.
Prior to joining the InfoChoice Group in January 2020, he worked for some of Australia's largest comparison sites and media organisations. With a keen interest in the economy, housing policy, and personal finance, Harrison strives to deliver and edit news and guides that are engaging, thought-provoking, and simple to read.
Qualifications
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Bachelor of Journalism (2015), Griffith University
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RG146 (Kaplan, 2024)
In the media
- Millennials are now behaving like their Boomer parents thanks to inflation - News.com.au
- Why a mum on a fixed rate mortgage is down to one meal a day - Daily Mail
- Two-bedroom apartments becoming a dying breed as cost of living crisis bites - News.com.au
- How much less homebuyers can borrow after the 7.1% HECS increase - Nine Newspapers
- Brutal reality of Australia's cost-of-living crisis - Daily Mail
- Rental stress at dire levels in Australia, amid calls for better government action - 9News.com.au
- Fast-falling inflation points to interest rate relief - Australian Property Investor Magazine
- Rental stress grips two-thirds of Aussie renters - Australian Broker
- Millions of Australians have less than $1000 in savings - 9News.com.au
- The extraordinary number of Aussies with less than $1,000 in the bank - with more boomers than millennials in trouble - Daily Mail
- Gen X the cohort most squeezed by cost-of-living crisis - The Nightly
- Millions of Aussies on financial edge - Australian Broker
- CBA, NAB, ANZ pass on RBA interest rate cut today as Westpac’s $2.4 million a day ‘boon’ exposed
Harrison's latest articles
ME Bank offers 5% 12-month term deposit
The Bank of Queensland-owned ME Bank has upped the rate on its 12-month term deposit product by 25 basis points bringing it to 5% p.a.
UBank raises savings rate to 5%, Westpac first to move post-RBA
UBank was the first mover in savings account land, boosting its savings account rate to 5% p.a. while Westpac was the first to hike rates on variable home loans...
RBA hikes another 25bps but modelling suggests three more
At June's RBA monetary policy meeting, the cash rate was increased by another 25 basis points to 4.10% but its own modelling suggests it might need to be 4.80%....
RBA rate rises or supply crunch: Which will win?
New ABS data highlights loans issued for new homes or construction fell to a 15-year low.
Recent first home buyers the most imprisoned to their mortgage
Data from mortgage brokers Lendi shows recent first home buyers are most likely to face a mortgage prison, and they can't refinance because of their high LVRs.
RBA minutes indicate more rate rises could be on the way
RBA minutes from its May monetary policy meeting hint at more potential rate rises on the way, which coincides with NAB forecasting a peak rate of 4.15% with so...
How to get a personal loan for bad credit
Finding personal loans if you have a poor credit history can be tricky but there are plenty of loans here that just about anyone with provable income can apply ...
ING and BOQ continue savings account rate war, bonus conditions stay
Over the past week several heavy hitters in the savings account space such as ING, BOQ and Great Southern Bank have continued pushing rates north of 5% p.a. but...
A boring budget for an interesting time in personal finance
ANALYSIS: Off the back of strong commodity prices and heightened tax receipts, the Federal Budget is returning to surplus, and some of the benefits are set to f...
CBA to scrap cashback offers as credit crunch begins
Australia's largest bank announced it will scrap its cashback offer from 1 June, which could be followed by other banks.
Westpac joins 5% savings account club
Off the back of the RBA's May cash rate increase, Westpac moved to become the first major offering a savings account beginning with a 5.
Banks suffer rate fatigue
Banks have been slower to announce rate increases off the back of the RBA's May cash rate increase, taking more than 24 hours to do so.
