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For the first time in four years, annual trimmed mean inflation has fallen within the central bank’s coveted target.

Brokers looking to switch aggregators may want to do so for a variety of reasons. Unfortunately, this process is unnecessarily challenging.

With housing policy taking centre stage for both major parties during the 2025 election campaign, Cotality’s head of research has posed an important question to consider.

Upcoming rate cuts, federal elections, and new buyer schemes could drive up demand and prices, with a property expert advising investors to buy sooner rather than later to stay ahead of the ...

Two new executives have joined La Trobe Financial as part of a broader strategy to support the company’s expanding investment offerings.

The major has announced a leadership change to lead its consumer division while it searches for a permanent head.

New research commissioned by an industry association has reportedly found that hundreds of thousands of Australians could access affordable home loans with a lowered serviceability buffer.

Smaller businesses are gaining traction as hiring, revenue, and sentiment lift; property and transport sectors show renewed optimism across several states.

Western Australia has topped the economic performance leaderboard across five economic indicators.

Ahead of the upcoming 2025 federal election on 3 May, both major parties have announced several policy pledges that could significantly shake up the housing sector.

Property is closely tied with wealth generation in Australia. One financial adviser has provided some tips for maximising potential.

The commission is urging businesses to review card surcharges to ensure compliance with consumer law.

The media loves to portray mortgage brokers as flashy, Ferrari-driving millionaires who stumbled into easy wealth. But the reality? True success in broking is built on years of hard work, ...

Despite the 1Q25 CPI figures not yet being released, Westpac’s chief economist has assured that the RBA will lower the cash rate in May.

The share of first home buyer loans, along with annual growth, has become increasingly prevalent in the state, new data has shown.