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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.

Stress among mortgage holders has dropped to levels not seen since 2023 following the February rate cut.

Capital city house prices rise for the ninth straight quarter to nearly $1.18 million, as Adelaide cracks the million-dollar mark for the first time and Brisbane’s growth streak comes to a ...

The previously appointed CEO has now been given a commencement date, with goals of developing broker and consumer experience.

The non-major has announced it is prioritising digital transformation and will continue the pause on broker-originated home loans until it can determine a trajectory.

Housing affordability is shaking up once-safe Labor and Coalition seats, with young voters turning to independents, an analysis has revealed.

A report has revealed that housing affordability remains dire across Australia, with massive deposit gaps locking out first home buyers.

Time-consuming clients and low-quality deals are exactly what mortgage brokers should steer clear of if they want to grow their business.

CoreLogic has reported a seasonal lift in rents over the March quarter, though longer-term trends point to ongoing market moderation.

The Victorian Homebuyer Fund is proving to be a popular government incentive for Bendigo Bank customers. However, it is coming to an end.

While thriving in a niche is acceptable, it’s important to have the skills to make it through the slower periods. It’s much akin to a game of cricket, one NAB executive has said.

Looming rate cuts and stirring investor activity could result in a “quiet resurgence” in Sydney and Melbourne’s housing markets.