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Australia’s building sector sees tentative recovery signs, but deep housing shortages and policy gaps require stronger political follow-through.

Incoming changes to ATO deductions could catch some business owners off guard. Brokers have an opportunity to assist with the transition.

The non-bank lender has announced an expansion that will see products available to more brokers.

The opposition, if elected, would introduce new forms of tax deduction and boost supply.

Franchising can be a great option for those wanting the independence of running a business without the isolation it can bring.

Cost pressures and lending concerns persist, but many Australians now feel more stable, thanks to mortgage broker advice and support.

Recent reports of a rise in rentvesting among first home buyers are reflective of property affordability in Australia. Trends are likely to continue, said one expert.

Going beyond ticking the mentorship box can empower and engage the next generation of brokers.

New payroll rules and tax reforms are set to reshape financial planning for businesses already under pressure from labour shortages and rising costs.

As the federal election nears, investors are once again facing negative commentary for “cashing in”, while in reality, two-thirds of Australian landlords are experiencing negative cash flow

A re-elected Labor government has announced it would introduce changes to lending to better support first home buyers.

A new development in the US President’s tariff policies could see some relief for countries with tariffs imposed and harsher conditions for others.

Comments from a Coalition minister have outlined a desire to scrap CSLR.

On 1 April 2025, the Australian government introduced sweeping changes to how foreign investors can access the residential property market.

The non-bank lender has announced its expansion, with appointments helping support this next stage of growth.