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Rate cuts have ignited some activity in the market and, as a result, home values have risen across the country. However, coinciding with this is a drop in building approvals, which could ...

A recent article from The Australian Financial Review took yet another jab at brokers, claiming the cutting of broker commissions would see lenders pass the savings on to customers

The recent changes to CBA’s HECS-HELP debt serviceability are for a niche type of borrower. However, the benefits have proven substantial.

While the recent interest rate cuts will offer relief for borrowers, reports claim arrears are likely to remain unchanged.

New home sales surged by 16.5 per cent in April, reaching a 12-month high, with Western Australia leading the charge.

Customer-owned banks have topped consumer trust scores, outdoing all other types of lenders.

A report from an SME lender has revealed an increase in business loans after the Reserve Bank’s recent cash rate cuts.

The short-lived split has come to an end as Liberal leader Sussan Ley and Nationals leader David Littleproud reach an agreement. The shadow cabinet has since been announced.

Following a lender’s breach of Consumer Data Right (CDR) privacy safeguards, the OAIC has reiterated that businesses are responsible for third-party compliance, even if unaware of failures

A fresh study has revealed some hotspots where mortgage repayments can be cheaper than weekly rent.

The Liberals and Nationals would abolish stamp duty for first home buyers on properties worth up to $1 million.

The latest dual-led initiative will prioritise the learning and development of women to bolster gender diversity in the industry.

The non-major has announced the expansion of its digital origination platform with a pilot program to gather broker feedback.

One broker has given some insight into how to boost leads when attending open homes.