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Baby boomer tells 'spoilt' young Aussies to give up clubbing if they want a home... as real estate expert exposes the flaw in the 'we paid 17.5 per cent interest' argument

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“Baby boomer tells 'spoilt' young Aussies to give up clubbing if they want a home... as real estate expert exposes the flaw in the 'we paid 17.5 per cent interest' argument”

Baby Boomers have reignited the home ownership debate to recall how they scrimped and saved to pay off their homes, despite much higher interest rates.

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