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BUSINESS -- The office

by Reporter • 1 Oct 2012
If you want to enhance your brokerage’s image but don’t want to pay for a shop front, there is an alternative. The...READ MORE

Future of commissions

by Staff Reporter • 19 Sep 2012
The post-GFC cycle of commission cutting is well and truly in the past and, as The Adviser reports, some lenders are... READ MORE

Comprehensive credit reports: A step forward?

by Staff Reporter • 14 Sep 2012
Aggregation heads believe comprehensive credit reporting will benefit the lending industry as a whole, but not all... READ MORE

Brokers clash over fee for service

by Staff Reporter • 14 Aug 2012
As the broking industry becomes increasingly ‘professional’, many are moving towards charging for providing advice.... READ MORE

Diversification: Lessons from the top

by Staff Reporter • 13 Aug 2012
Diversification has been heralded as broking’s new normal, but is it – and more to the point, should it be? The... READ MORE

The Word - How many products do you cross sell to your clients?

by Staff Reporter • 1 Jun 2012
While some brokers actively cross sell to clients, others are hesitant to become a one-stop shop. This month we... READ MORE

Industry research proves broker reliance

by Staff Reporter • 15 May 2012

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Westpac - Falling behind the pack

by Staff Reporter • 8 May 2012
Broker sentiment towards Westpac has deteriorated, according to The Adviser’s Third Party Banking Report – Major... READ MORE

Remuneration: salary versus commission

by reporter • 1 May 2012
Attracting new blood to the broking industry is increasingly difficult. Salary and bonus-based models have both been... READ MORE

A segmented issue

by Staff Reporter • 11 Apr 2012
Of the four major banks, two endorse segmentation, the other two do not. Who is right – if there is a ‘right’ –... READ MORE

The Word - Does segmentation benefit brokers?

by Staff Reporter • 11 Apr 2012

The segmentation debate has continued this. This month we ask...

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Refinancing rising

by Staff Reporter • 12 Mar 2012
According to a poll conducted by The Adviser, brokers expect refinancing to dominate business in coming months. So,... READ MORE

Cash is king

by reporter • 1 Mar 2012
Small and growing businesses are particularly vulnerable to cash flow management problems. Therefore, being able to... READ MORE

A new way of doing business

by Reporter • 1 Feb 2012
Opportunities exist in a slow market, just as they do in a booming one, but brokers who want to increase the volume... READ MORE

2012: The year of consolidation?

by Staff Reporter • 18 Jan 2012
With Smartline and The Mortgage Gallery announcing in December that they intend to merge, The Adviser asks whether more... READ MORE

The future of aggregation

by Staff Reporter • 18 Jan 2012
The Adviser asks whether its past offers any clues as to aggregation’s... READ MORE

Don't rule out the Gold Coast, researcher says

by Staff Reporter • 9 Jan 2012

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Avoiding the lemons

by Reporter • 2 Jan 2012
Purchasing a loan book can help a broker speed the growth of their business, but how do you avoid picking a lemon? The... READ MORE

The Word - Lenders' enthusiasm

by Staff Reporter • 14 Dec 2011
The major banks’ battle for borrowers appears to have quietened, with loans that might previously have been granted... READ MORE

Doing their homework first

by Staff Reporter • 14 Dec 2011
As consumer sentiment improves, writes Alan Shields, brokers should be aware that potential buyers are doing a lot more... READ MORE

The year in review 2011 - NCCP, exit fees and all that

by Staff Reporter • 14 Dec 2011
The Adviser takes a look back at 2011 and what the year brought to brokers and the broader lending... READ MORE

Credit-impaired borrowers - Getting back on the road

by Staff Reporter • 14 Dec 2011
Sometimes regarded as the black sheep of the borrower family due to a ‘murky’ financial past, the credit-impaired... READ MORE

Broker burden - NCCP

by Staff Reporter • 14 Dec 2011
Nearly one year after the requirements of the National Consumer Credit Protection Act came into force, brokers are... READ MORE

Lessons from administration

by Staff Reporter • 14 Dec 2011
Refund’s entry into voluntary administration shocked the industry and stirred up a healthy amount of controversy in... READ MORE

Let's face it, people will switch

by Staff Reporter • 15 Nov 2011
Brokers, lenders and other industry professionals have reacted with disdain over CHOICE’s Big Bank Switch, but why?... READ MORE

The Word - Has lender competition resulted in greater channel...

by Staff Reporter • 15 Nov 2011
The banks’ battle to attract borrowers has intensified over the course of the year, but what are the consequences for... READ MORE

The Word - Spring selling season

by Staff Reporter • 12 Oct 2011
The residential market, flat for months, has not been favourable to brokers. But spring, traditionally the hottest... READ MORE

Finding opportunities

by Staff Reporter • 12 Oct 2011
Consumer confidence is lacking, but that doesn’t mean there are no business opportunities for brokers, writes John... READ MORE

Cutting through the confusion

by Staff Reporter • 12 Oct 2011
The media abound with mixed messages on the state of the economy, commentators are picking over the drivers of house... READ MORE

Embrace competition, avoid conflict

by Staff Reporter • 12 Oct 2011
While the property market remains relatively cool, competition between Australia’s lenders has never been... READ MORE
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