podcast

The broking industry can pat itself on the back after reaching a record-high 76 per cent market share.

In this latest episode of Business Accelerator, Alex Whitlock and Jason Back discuss the constant evolution of the broking industry and how there is opportunity to capitalise on this change

AI and tech are massively beneficial for the modern broker to streamline processes. It’s not replacing, but enabling more client-facing time.

In this latest episode of Finance Specialist, private lenders were the topic of discussion. These niche offerings provide valuable choice for consumers.

Aggregators are at an inflection point of major change. Acting as a catalyst to this change is technology.

A recent report has highlighted how the value, demand, and importance of brokers have grown over the last decade.

Non-bank lender RedZed is planning for growth in the wake of the RBA’s first cash rate cut in over four years.

In this episode of Finance Specialist, hosts Jack Campbell and Trent Carter discuss the RBA dropping the cash rate by 25 bps and how this decision is likely to impact brokers.

Like clockwork, the parties seem to wait until election season to secure votes by enacting meaningful policy.

Brokers provide a tailored service and as such must have a comprehensive understanding of the products they’re discussing.

What separates a good broker from a great broker is the appetite to learn. Those who become complacent and think they’ve unlocked all there is to know are only disadvantaging themselves and ...

In this episode of Broker Daily Uncut, Phil Tarrant, Alex Whitlock, and Jack Campbell discuss the ongoing channel conflict disagreement between brokers and the majors. With broker market ...

Once a business is established, growth and scalability are often hot on leaders’ minds. One way to build a strong brand is to engage with the community.

Bluestone Home Loans is celebrating a quarter century milestone, with the broker channel recognised as an important component of this success.

We are just one week away from the long-awaited meeting of the Reserve Bank of Australia and plenty of economists are predicting a cut for the first time in years.