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Recent data has shown that living costs have seen an uptick throughout the June quarter. Driving much of this is a rise in mortgage interest repayments.

The major bank is equipping its workforce with new AI skills through an innovative microlearning series designed to improve customer experiences and enhance the bank’s AI capabilities.

Scams cause the losses of billions of dollars for Aussie consumers. Now, Banjo is urging SMEs to remain vigilant and watch out for potential fraud.

Broking has undergone seismic shifts in the last few years with technology playing an integral role in this transformation. Now, the age of the digital broker is here and, with the benefits ...

With interest rates at 12-year highs, many are easing the pressure through refinancing their mortgage. Studies have shown that a growing number of those who do so are choosing to remain with ...

Refinancing your mortgage? First, it may be beneficial to consider these five suggestions to ensure the process runs smoothly, which could save time and money.

Michele Bullock has addressed the recent decision to hold the cash rate at the Rotary Club of Armidale Annual Lecture.

The RBA has continued to hold the cash rate steady at 4.35 per cent. Now, industry experts are reacting to the decision.

Small businesses are feeling the strain of the economy, with long-term confidence seeing a “steady decline.”

Now that the ANZ-Suncorp merger is official, new plans are in motion. One shake-up to land off the bat is an extra title given to the Suncorp CEO, in the hopes of driving growth throughout ...

Auction volumes and preliminary clearance rates have both fallen compared to the previous week.

At a glance, the commercial broking industry isn’t too diverse. Working to help turn this around is CAFBA, with events aimed at getting more young professionals and women to enter a career ...

Two of Australia’s largest commercial and mortgage broking associations have come together in a bid to strengthen relationships for the benefit of members.

ING Australia has announced changes to its loan-to-value ratio (LVR) policy, benefiting small businesses.

Economic uncertainty and persistent inflation have once again taken centre stage in the RBA’s statement following its latest monetary policy meeting.