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The state government announced a target of 2.24 million homes by 2051. With recent national housing targets falling short, can this figure be met?

The new Financial Passport has allowed for a secure and simple way for clients to share financial data with brokers.

The non-bank lender has reinforced its broker commitment in its half-year results amid growing application and settlement volumes.

First home buyers in Queensland will receive some relief in the form of stamp duty relief in a welcome move for first home buyers.

Rate Money has announced it has surpassed the milestone of $10 billion in loans since its founding in 2019.

The private credit market is important for consumer choice by providing some diversity to lending. However, brokers must weigh up the risk and reward involved in dealing with a private ...

New research has found growing optimism and confidence from the nation’s small businesses.

A finance broker has shed light on why more owner-occupiers and investors have used buyer’s agents to traverse through the property market over the last half decade.

Master Builders has urged the federal government to focus on boosting building industry capacity, productivity, and housing supply in the upcoming budget.

The non-bank lender has confirmed it will extend its recently announced applications discount to further assist brokers in helping clients gain better deals.

The major bank has launched the new feature following growing demand.

Australia is home to multiple aggregators that provide extensive services for members. However, for an experienced broker, does an aggregator offer much other than access to lender panels?

While the beginning of 2025 has seen some positive signs for Aussie business performance, experts warn things may not last as tariffs stand to impact organisations globally.

The RBA governor has conceded that the board did not respond promptly enough with interest rate increases when inflation began to rise.

The Coalition has announced it will look to change prudential settings and adjust lending criteria to “support home ownership” if the party is elected in the upcoming federal election.