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As the federal election nears, investors are once again facing negative commentary for “cashing in”, while in reality, two-thirds of Australian landlords are experiencing negative cash flow

A re-elected Labor government has announced it would introduce changes to lending to better support first home buyers.

A new development in the US President’s tariff policies could see some relief for countries with tariffs imposed and harsher conditions for others.

Comments from a Coalition minister have outlined a desire to scrap CSLR.

On 1 April 2025, the Australian government introduced sweeping changes to how foreign investors can access the residential property market.

The non-bank lender has announced its expansion, with appointments helping support this next stage of growth.

As cyber crime tactics grow more advanced, Australian companies must stay vigilant to avoid costly payment fraud and email-based threats.

The election is approaching and each party has been vocal about implementing policy to tackle the housing crisis. One glaringly absent topic is negative gearing, described as a “political ...

New ATO payment plan rules will increase tax debt management costs for businesses starting 1 July.

Private lenders are becoming more popular by the year as borrowers seek diversity in lenders.

Aussie consumers are feeling increasingly worried over Donald Trump’s “Liberation Day” tariffs as sentiment falls abruptly.

While national housing values surged from “strong upward pressure” over the past five years, recent industry research has shown that values remained “well below” the historic peaks of ...

Rents are rising sharply in Australia, with projections showing further increases, worsening the housing crisis for renters.

A recent chat with the major has discussed the importance of commercial broking and why it can often be misunderstood, not receiving the recognition it should.

Reduced clawbacks and increased commissions for brokers across a non-bank’s product range have been announced.