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
RBA holds at 4.35% in lead-up to Christmas but is this the right move?
While the hold will be welcome news for the mortgage belt, the RBA risks fondling the inflation snake for too long.
What's the likelihood of the RBA increasing the cash rate in December?
Looking ahead to the RBA's final monetary policy decision of the year, experts say it's unlikely the RBA will deliver a cash rate lump of coal for mortgage h...
Inflation shows further signs of slowing but fuel, energy making it hard to see a clear picture
The headline inflation figure for the 12 months to October reached 4.9%, evidence of a slight moderation, but fuel and excise windbacks, and energy bill reli...
Retail sales posts sluggish result before Black Friday
Retail sales for October fell 0.2%, with consumer sentiment on the cost of living and RBA rate rises thought to weigh on the index.
Heritage & People's Choice decide on a new name - finally
Heritage Bank and People's Choice Credit Union joined forces in March but only now have decided on a new name - People First Bank.
Virgin Money reverses savings account rate cut decision
In late October, Virgin Money announced it would cut some savings account rates by 15 basis points; now off the back of November's RBA cash rate hike it has ...
Credit Union SA double dips on home loan rate hikes
NAB increased a wide range of fixed-rate home loans by up to 25 basis points, while Credit Union SA increased the rate on a variable home loan by 40 basis po...
New leaders emerge in term deposit space as stronger RBA rhetoric persists
Both Bank of Sydney and Judo increased this week to share the crown with ING for the highest rates in the 12-month term deposit space.
Big Four Term Deposit Rates - ANZ, Commbank, NAB, Westpac
The big four banks hold more than $1 trillion out of $1.4 trillion in Australian household deposits, or around 73% marketshare. But do they offer the best te...
Is it better to make monthly, fortnightly or weekly home loan repayments?
There are lots of tips on how to get ahead on your mortgage, such as eating 2-minute noodles and giving up Netflix, but one ...
'Not much to read' from latest unemployment figures, but tide could be turning
There was a monster 55,000 extra finding themselves with a job in October, yet the unemployment rate trickled up to 3.7%, so what does this mean?
Wages growth hits coveted 4% mark: Will this have the RBA spooked?
The annualised wages growth figure hit 4%, three months ahead of RBA forecasts and the highest since March 2009.
