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The financial pressures of 2024 have been relentless for Australia’s small and medium-sized business community (SMEs). Rising costs, economic uncertainty, and unpredictable consumer demand ...
Brokers have been a busy bunch in recent years, with aggregator data showing a multibillion-dollar rise in settlements. It appears the sky is the limit.
Businesses may finally be getting a break as revenue is up following the steadying of consumer confidence. 2025 is expected to fare even better as interest rates are likely to impact ...
Australia’s mounting land prices and housing affordability issues are putting home ownership further out of reach for many borrowers.
Adoption and investment into AI and emerging tech stand among the top priorities for Aussie SMEs over the year.
A four-year low in inflation growth could finally result in the RBA commencing its easing cycle in February.
Filling the broking media landscape are headlines on the benefits of diversifying offerings. While this can certainly be beneficial, so too can homing in on a niche.
The merger between Auswide Bank and MyState Limited has been approved by federal Treasurer Jim Chalmers.
New data has revealed Western Australia as the strongest state in the country for housing finance.
The non-major bank has announced “seamless and secure payment technology” for small businesses to be delivered through a new strategic partnership.
Small- to medium-sized businesses (SMEs) across the country are struggling to stay on top of finances. This is resulting in burnout and putting significant pressure on business owners to ...
As the ebb and flow of the economy continues throughout 2025, CoreLogic has predicted potential rate cuts will have little impact on home values.
The inflation figures for 4Q24 could potentially make or break the RBA’s decision to finally reduce the official cash rate.
The non-bank lender has been ordered by the Federal Court to pay $8 million in penalties for failing to meet its design and distribution obligations.
Recent data has shown the progress being made by the government to hit its 1.2 million homes target. What’s being described as a “slow start”, a more concerted effort may be needed.