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In an ever-evolving financial landscape, there are opportunities for brokers who put their customers first and diversify their knowledge of products

A new report has provided a snapshot of the main concerns and priorities for small businesses.

Peter Dutton has promised that a Coalition government will dedicate $5 billion for works like sewerage, water, and power to get new homes off the ground.

The non-bank lender has announced its move into commercial lending, with a focus on SMSF loans.

The non-major is reportedly shying away from mortgages to prioritise its digital and business banking services after a substantial drop in earnings.

Economists have predicted the upcoming September quarter CPI data to show inflation falling into the central bank’s coveted target band of 2–3 per cent.

The Federal Court has ruled that Latitude Finance Australia made misleading representations over credit card advertisements.

Recent data puts cost-of-living concerns at their lowest in 18 months. However, it still remains the top driver of stress.

Brokers who are able to provide a more holistic service for borrowers stand to gain the most.

The central bank has investigated the notion that investors pass on higher mortgage costs to their tenants.

Cash investment may seem like a safe bet for investors. However, recent data has shown that term deposit rates are falling and are now below the inflation rate.

Brokers and borrowers now have more options when sourcing loans, with a new lender specialising in quick funding for SMEs.

As two mutual banks have announced the signing of a MoU, the broking industry has weighed in on what the outcome could be for regional Aussies.

Unemployment figures have held steady for yet another month, the latest ABS data has revealed.

Building a network of mentors and coaches with varied skill sets could help women achieve their career goals, according to an FBAA executive.