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As we wind down the year and prepare for 2025, let’s reflect on the top-performing articles of the year here at Broker Daily.

The Albanese government has announced two new appointments set to serve on the monetary policy board.

MA Money has extended its loan discount offer into 2025, offering brokers and clients enhanced deals on Prime loans.

Banjo Loans enhances its asset finance offering, providing Australian SMEs with more options to grow their businesses.

Arca has called for greater industry collaboration to address the impact of domestic abuse on credit, urging regulatory reforms.

Research has gauged the happiness of both home owners and renters. Is owning property a path to a happier life?

Mortgage holders are advised to ask their banks for better deals this Christmas, as interest rate cuts remain unlikely until well into 2025.

The chief financial officer (CFO) at one of the major banks has announced his retirement, with a search for a replacement beginning.

Promoting professionalism when dealing with clients is important for a broker. This extends beyond outfits, with things like social media and general office tidiness equally crucial.

As the festive season approaches, leading non-bank lender Banjo Loans is turning its focus towards the new year and the steps SMEs can take to ensure their success in 2025.

ASIC has alleged the bank did not provide adequate control to prevent scammers.

The major bank has made its prediction as to what the cash rate will drop to following predicted cuts.

A breakdown of the business landscape across Australia has revealed record-high insolvencies, with things expected to get worse as we enter 2025.

Although spending increased during Black Friday sales, higher interest rates are still dampening a large lift in household spending.

Credit growth in residential mortgages has increased year-on-year, new data from APRA has revealed.