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Tas Bindi

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Tas Bindi is the features editor on the mortgage titles and writes about the mortgage industry, macroeconomics, fintech, financial regulation, and market trends.   Prior to joining Momentum Media, Tas wrote for business and technology titles such as ZDNet, TechRepublic, Startup Daily, and Dynamic Business.  You can email Tas on: [email protected]    


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Switching to P&I may not have desired effect

Pushing borrowers from interest-only into principal and interest home loan contracts could be a counterintuitive approa...Read More
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Suncorp introduces payments via Apple Pay

Suncorp is the latest bank to offer customers the ability to make payments via Apple Pay. ...Read More
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Australia needs 215,000 more homes on current trajectory

More than 215,000 homes would need to be built every year until 2050 if population and income growth continue on their c...Read More
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Apartments continue to dominate new construction projects

Apartment projects accounted for more than a quarter of the combined value of development applications in March, a new r...Read More
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Government releases draft legislation for ASIC fees for service

The Australian government has published the draft legislation that will underpin the Australian Securities and Investmen...Read More
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CML Group expands funding facility to $120m

CML Group has announced the expansion of its existing institutional funding facility from $40 million to $120 million on...Read More
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ASIC resistant to role as ‘competition champion’

ASIC has welcomed a Productivity Commission proposal to alter its mandate, but it is hesitant to become an enforcer of c...Read More
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Online lenders can save mortgagors thousands, study finds

One in two home loans with rates below 4 per cent are being offered by online lenders, a new study has found. ...Read More
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Greens propose ‘People’s Bank’ for low interest loans

The Greens have called for the establishment of a government-owned “People’s Bank” backed by the Reserve Bank of A...Read More

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