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Brokers are anticipating continued growth in all areas of commercial finance lending, highlighting growth plans for Aussie businesses.

Recent data has highlighted strong growth in home sales following the two rate cuts from the Reserve Bank, igniting some much-needed optimism in the market.

The case for an August rate cut has jumped following an increase in unemployment throughout June.

Australia’s first crypto-backed home loan is launching after emerging victorious in a court case with ASIC.

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There was a time when finance brokers were united by a common goal: taking business from the banks. It felt like everyone was on the same team, carving out their share from a seemingly ...

Lender clawback policy can vary widely depending on the institution. Some have harsh conditions, while others have no clawbacks at all. Some brokers believe blanket regulation could benefit ...

Three people face up to 15 years’ imprisonment after the jury found them guilty of dishonesty offences.

The RBA’s shock cash rate hold has resulted in a drop in consumer confidence. Relief is expected to lift results later in 2025.

The cost of building new homes increased over the June quarter. This factored into the decision to hold rates and could stall housing target process.

A blunder from the Treasury has resulted in information around the 1.2 million housing target and federal budget shortfalls landing in the hands of ABC News journalists.

A revamped franchise model focus is helping drive growth at the brokerage.

Strong population growth has pushed Brisbane’s median housing value to $1 million. Experts warn that the market’s price growth could face slowdowns due to affordability challenges.

The aggregator has announced plans to acquire the fintech to help brokers access policy information faster and easier.

The portion of loans requiring lenders mortgage insurance (LMI) is around three times higher at the majors than it is at non-banks.