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Adrian Suljanovic

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Adrian Suljanovic is a journalist at Broker Daily with more than two years experience reporting on all facets of the third party distribution channel. Adrian has written for a range of business and finance titles including IFA, Investor Daily and Lawyer’s Weekly before joining the mortgages team in 2022. He graduated from the University of Wollongong in 2021 gaining a Bachelor of Communication & Media with a major in Digital & Social Media. E-mail Adrian at: [email protected]

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Borrowers driven to ‘desperate measures’ to meet repayments: Surve...

Home owners are being pushed to extremes due to mortgage stress, a new survey has revealed. Read More

Cash rate remains at 4.1% in August

The central bank has decided to hold the cash rate for the second month in a row. Read More

ADIs grew owner-occupier loan book by $9.3bn in June

Total loan books for Australia’s banks continued to rise in June, remaining above the $2.1 trillion recorded in May, n...Read More

RBA ‘likely’ to pause in August: CreditorWatch

The positive signs shown from recent inflation figures are likely to encourage the central bank to hold the cash rate in...Read More

More rate hikes risk prolonged downturn: HIA

The impact of the central bank’s monetary tightening policy has yet to impact home building employment, however, furth...Read More

Australia ‘should avoid’ recession: Pepper Money CFO

Strong unemployment, immigration, and China reopening should help Australia avoid a recession, the non-bank lender’s c...Read More

Victorian rent reforms could add to investor uncertainty: CoreLogic

Potential rental reform action by the Andrew’s Labor government may impact investor confidence, CoreLogic’s research...Read More

Heritage and People’s Choice mortgage book exceeds $18bn

The freshly formed customer-owned bank's mortgage book grew beyond $18 billion four months on from its merger. Read More

Rent growth to slow as rates peak: CoreLogic

The current high level of rental growth is expected to ease next year, as interest rates come close to peaking and the s...Read More

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