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Crypto-backed home loans launching in Australia
17 July 2025

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

Finance Specialist: Plan for the worst, hope for the best
15 July 2025

In this episode of Finance Specialist, Trent Carter and Jack Campbell discuss the importance of prudent financial planning in an uncertain economic climate, balancing optimism with ...

Will brokers end up charging a fee for specialised lending?
14 July 2025

The landscape of the modern borrower is extremely diverse. With so many niche areas of operation, there is the potential for a shake-up in broker pay structures.

Major banks dominating LMI loan market
14 July 2025

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

Lender appetite for SME loans surges
14 July 2025

Shifting sentiment from lenders has resulted in a surge in the number of commercial finance settlements.

Midkey offers first-of-its-kind no monthly payment loan
14 July 2025

An innovative approach to lending has helped fill a gap in the market. While not for everyone, it can be a lifeline for the right type of borrower.

Banks dropping term deposit rates leaving returns ‘negligible’
11 July 2025

Bank term deposit rates are steadily declining, leaving cash investors worse off. This is reportedly leaving the rate of return “negligible”.

Business Accelerator: Customer experience will shape the future of broking
10 July 2025

The role of a broker extends far beyond simply being a loan facilitator. Brokers are a trusted adviser that is sought due to expertise and the customer experience they can provide.

Finance Specialist: It’s time for a new financial year reset
8 July 2025

As we enter the financial year 2026, brokers should take the time to review past performance, reset, and prepare for the coming financial year.

Borrowers highly vigilant about rate changes
7 July 2025

The modern mortgage market has made way for hyper-vigilance from borrowers who keep tabs on rate movements more than ever before.