article_snippet: Sydneysiders are the worst off, according to calculations by comparison site Mozo.com.au.
article_snippet: Sydneysiders are the worst off, according to calculations by comparison site Mozo.com.au.
article_snippet: Sydney (pictured) has high property prices and high mortgage repayments . '
article_snippet: Sydney is suffering the most, with the average mortgage repayment now taking a whopping 63 per cent of the average after tax salary, leaving Sydneysiders with less than $2,000 each month to cover everything else,' Mozo director Kirsty Lamont said. '
article_snippet: Hobart (pictured) has the lowest average income nationwide and Hobart has the lowest property prices .
article_snippet: Perth has the nation's second highest income to help cover the mortgage, but Hobart has the lowest average income nationwide and Hobart has low property prices. '
article_snippet: If you look at the proportion of salary going towards a mortgage, Hobart (36 percent), Adelaide (41 percent) and Canberra (42 percent) are the three cities having to put the lest of Adelaide (41 percent) and Canberra (42 percent) income towards repayments,'
article_snippet: Sydney and Melbourne are not only slapped with high repayments, Sydney and Melbourne’re also among the world
article_snippet: The average monthly salary for someone living in Adelaide is $4,641, while mortgage repayments are $1,914 .
article_snippet: The average house price in Darwin is $530,000 and monthly mortgage repayments are around $2,474 .
article_snippet: Sydney and Melbourne Melbourne (pictured) are not only slapped with high repayments, Sydney and Melbourne’re also among the world
highlights_snippet: Sydney is worst off with high repayments and expensive house market .