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The Albanese government’s promise to cut HECS-HELP debt will help get more people into homes sooner.

The mortgage process technology and legal services provider has announced the recertification of its platform, reinforcing a strong security framework.

The upcoming Economic Reform Roundtable brings together a variety of experts to tackle economic challenges. Industry heads have weighed in on the upcoming event and suggested areas for ...

The launch of LMI waiver policy at the major bank is helping ease the strain for borrowers.

Affordability challenges have removed much of the optimism among prospective home buyers, with more and more ditching plans to purchase property.

Despite a sharp rise in reverse mortgages, many seniors are confused as to how they work. This can result in costly mistakes.

The Western Australian government has teamed up with Domain to launch a new property valuation system, which is projected to handle over 1 million statutory rating and tax valuations each ...

As the Reserve Bank’s August monetary policy meeting approaches, lenders are becoming increasingly competitive, with many dropping rates into the 4s.

Submissions and nominations are now open for the Commercial Finance Awards 2025, run in partnership with principal partner Judo Bank.

Property owners in the Sunshine State should be wary of the updated disclosure regime when selling properties that comes into effect today (1 August).

Forgoing the expertise of a professional and choosing to DIY on money and property matters might save you hundreds of dollars today, yet as these numbers show, could cost you thousands of ...

Following a successful pilot phase, AMP Bank has revealed the key details and benefits behind its brand-new broker platform.

Consumer Price Index (CPI) data for the June quarter helped push the likelihood of an August rate cut higher.

The aggregator and specialist non-bank lender have announced a partnership that leverages tech to boost broker efficiency.

To make it easier for lenders to establish themselves in the market, the Australian Prudential Regulatory Authority (APRA) has proposed changes to its licensing framework.