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
Harrison's latest articles
Understanding Insurance Options Within Your SMSF
Like retail or industry super funds, you can also add insurances such as TPD, life, and income protection into your SMSF. Fi...
ANZ cuts TD rates in continued bloodbath for deposits
ANZ is the latest and biggest bank to cut term deposit rates, mere days after its major bank compatriots did similar.
Rabobank lowers savings account rates
Late on 3 October customers were notified via email some savings account rates would be changing, effective immediately.
Big week of mortgage moves signals market is heating up
Quite a few lenders have thrown their hat into the home loan ring once again, cutting rates on fixed and variable rates, in a bid to jostle for market share....
Don't come knockin' while this TD van is a-rockin'
This week proved interesting for term deposit rates, with mostly cuts, but also a few bright spots along the way.
CBA's term deposit rate cuts point to more weakness in the market
Australia's largest bank CBA made cuts to a series of term deposit rates after leaving them untouched for six weeks.
Tiny credit union makes big mortgage moves; big players continue to shake up market
The past week was a more subdued one in terms of the scale of movements, but there were a few peculiar changes indeed.
Not much to read in the 4.2% unemployment rate, but lots lurking beneath
ANALYSIS: The government likes to crow about its success of adding hundreds of thousands of jobs to the economy, but a large portion are in low-productivity ...
Will anything arrest this fall in term deposit rates?
Term deposit rates are on the slide again, this time from Westpac subsidiaries and smaller banks; AMP also cut the rate on its popular savings account rate.<...
Another week, another series of home loan rate cuts
This week was another busy one in terms of fixed-rate home loan cuts, but the market prefers variable; here's where to find them.
UBank reduces variable rates, CBA research finds first home buyers going it alone
The digital bank founded in 2008 has cut a host of variable rates for new customers, while CBA research shows more first home buyers are going it alone.
Death by a thousand cuts in term deposit land
After a momentous week last week, this week brought another series of slides in term deposit land, signifying that the glory days might be over.