Analysis: CBA reveals $2.5 billion first quarter profit

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Sky News Business Reporter Edward Boyd broke down the Commonwealth Banks’ performance for their first quarter.

The Commonwealth Bank posted a flat profit of $2.5 billion in the first quarter thanks to a greater result from its home lending book.

CBA reported its home loan customers saved their tax cuts during the three months.

“This is something we expected to hear from all the major banks,” Mr Boyd said.

Analysing the results from CBA’s first quarter, Mr Boyd said the “key” was the home loan arrears at a flat 0.65 per cent – generating a tax cut for customers.

“A lot of people actually put that money into their home loan offset account,” he said.
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The "dusclosed" profits being made by banks is nothing short of obscene.

KIA-MIA-POW
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Sickening as Australians live in their cars! Anyone affected by lockdowns should stop paying your homeloan - lockdowns were not part of the contract you entered into with the bank. STAY IN YOUR HOMES NOT IN YOUR CAR.

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They should be ashamed of themselves not boasting about it.

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