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A monthly broker poll has revealed the top reasons contributing to broker stress.

Two major banks have pushed back the timeline for the first rate cut.

The private credit industry has exploded in Australia.

As operational costs increase, those with the capability may be interested in offshoring staff. While this can be a beneficial avenue for growth, it’s not a decision that should be made ...

Housing affordability has worsened further towards the end of 2024, with it now taking more than half of the median household income to service new loans.

The HIA’s monthly home sales report has revealed a further lift in the volume of new home sales.

The non-bank lender has announced the integration in a move that’s centred around broker experience.

Non-bank lenders can provide varied services from that of the big banks. While this is beneficial for consumer choice, it’s also crucial for third-party distribution.

After witnessing some positive trends in the offset of COVID-19, business failures across the country have picked up again.

With GDP growth at just 0.2 per cent as of the June quarter of 2024, small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) are presented with a crucial decision: should they expand or hold back?

New tech has been unveiled designed to make the day-to-day operations of brokers faster and simpler.

The RBA minutes for the November meeting revealed that members recognised the importance of flexibility in monetary policy as economic conditions change.

Client retention and relationships are front of mind for commercial brokers, according to a new survey.

Over a quarter of residential property purchases were done with cash across NSW, Victoria, and Queensland.

Our crucial farming sector is turning to lenders to spur growth with ‘agribusiness’ lending reaching record highs.