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In the world of mortgage broking, where products are increasingly commoditised and speed is being automated by technology, trust has become an irreplaceable asset.

The fintech has revealed a new feature within its ApplyOnline to streamline the borrower application process.

Several broking professionals have been shortlisted in the second annual Australian AI Awards program, which champions individuals and organisations pioneering Australian AI innovation.

Since 2000, Pepper Money has established itself as a dominant force in the non-bank lending market. In this time, it has serviced over 570,000 less traditional borrowers.

The business development manager (BDM) debate wages on, as industry experts weigh in on the future of the role and how tech will impact it.

Rising living costs are putting pressure on household budgets, yet new research from Arca, through its CreditSmart initiative, shows many Australians are avoiding help from their lenders ...

In a significant step for the industry, the first group of brokers to achieve the Mortgage Finance Professional Australia (MFPA) designation has been unveiled, marking a defining moment in ...

Mortgage and commercial finance brokers short-listed in the Women in Finance Awards 2025.

The property investment landscape has evolved, but the model for securing financing has, for many, remained stubbornly stuck in the past. One brokerage director has urged brokers to rethink ...

Recent data has revealed a large number of young borrowers are unaware that lenders check credit reports when applying for a loan.

Specialist bridging finance lender Bridgit has revealed updates to its loan policy to help provide greater flexibility for both borrowers and brokers.

Driven by rising costs, regulatory uncertainty, and fears of tax reforms, investors are exiting the market, leading to a record number of investment property sales.

The Finance Sector Union (FSU) has said it will lodge a dispute with Australia’s workplace relations tribunal, following news of a near-quarter-billion-dollar penalty to be paid by banking ...

A recent conversation on housing policy has highlighted Australia’s relentless focus on stoking housing demand, while ignoring the fundamental issue of supply.

Despite reduced interest rates and more government incentives, most non-home owners have no plans to purchase property.