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New mortgage business originating from the third-party channel for the major bank has seen yet another decline.

Spring is almost here and, in anticipation of arguably the best season, reports have forecast the selling climate we can expect in 3Q24.

The Australian Human Rights Commission has thrown its support behind a private member’s bill that would recognise the human right to adequate housing and support improved housing outcomes ...

Despite the increase in July, the participation rate has reached new records, the latest ABS data has revealed.

Concerns over a potential rate hike seem to have eased, while house buying sentiment plummets to historical lows.

The government’s National Housing Accord is a positive step in addressing Australia’s housing crisis. However, the lack of affordable options has the HIA calling for change.

Finsure Group is set to build on its record monthly growth and the continued expansion of its broker network by focusing on greater asset finance lending solutions as part of its service ...

The major bank plans to develop AI skills for thousands of its workers in the coming year in response to the rising utilisation of tech.

The latest wage data analysis has revealed continued increases in Aussies’ pay. While the public sector has taken the lead, the peak may be behind us. Could this influence the next cash rate ...

A recent report has detailed the themes that have had an effect on the mortgage industry over the June quarter.

As part of the Scam-Safe Accord, new security measures for banks are being introduced in a bid to protect consumers.

Gone are the days of bad actors primarily targeting the big fish – instead, they have changed their tactics to go after vulnerable SMEs that may lack the security to repel their attacks.

After “poor execution” plagued the initial effort to implement Consumer Data Right, the government is resetting the initiative in a bid to “deliver better consumer outcomes.”

Recent data has revealed that demand for property is high across the board, whether it’s affordable or high-end.

Former federal MP Julia Banks insists that all women can use their personal power to advocate a more inclusive workplace and support other women.