Charlie Tchetchenian

Charlie Tchetchenian

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Charlie Tchetchenian is a senior journalist at Momentum's mortgage broking title, The Adviser.

Charlie writes news, features and original articles about the Australian broking industry, the mortgage market, financial regulation and the wider lending landscape.
 
Prior to joining The Adviser in early 2026, Charlie worked as a digital reporter for News24.com.au (formerly Sky News Australia) and has been a journalist writing for numerous independent community publications in Sydney’s north-west.

Charlie has also worked as a political adviser for ex-New South Wales treasurer Matthew Kean.
 
When Charlie is not writing news, he is performing as a jazz singer, holding regular headline shows around Sydney.
 
Get in touch with Charlie at [email protected]


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CSLR levy jumps $60.7m after revision

The Compensation Scheme of Last Resort has released its financial year 2027 revised levy estimate, revealing a significant jump across the board despite broker levies ...

BROKER • Thu, 02 Jul 2026

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Industry warns SMSF resi ban will choke new supply

Lenders and developers have warned that the government’s move to ban SMSF residential borrowing could prevent thousands of new homes from being built.

BROKER • Wed, 01 Jul 2026

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Ministers play down price slides as housing values dip

Federal ministers have insisted that recent price falls are moderate, even as fresh data shows some markets significantly turning.

BORROWER • Wed, 01 Jul 2026

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Affordability plunges to 30-year low as costs climb

New figures have shown affordability plummeting to its lowest point in over 30 years, with borrowers under increasingly intense strain.

BORROWER • Wed, 01 Jul 2026

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Macquarie extends mortgage lead as BOQ shrinks

Macquarie Bank’s housing portfolio kept racing ahead in May, while the Bank of Queensland’s housing loan book contracted again.

LENDER • Tue, 30 Jun 2026

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Majors say RBA minutes strike ‘hawkish’ tone

Economists at the major banks have read the June RBA minutes as hawkish, with the central bank pointing to persistently above-target inflation.

BORROWER • Tue, 30 Jun 2026

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Payday Super kicks in: Here’s what you need to know

Super payments have now moved to every payday, lifting obligations and testing SMEs’ financial resilience.

COMPLIANCE • Tue, 30 Jun 2026

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Associations set out playbook for brokers amid fraud storm

Industry associations have outlined how the broking profession should confront surging mortgage-fraud headlines and steady borrower confidence.

BROKER • Mon, 29 Jun 2026

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Trust tax shake-up alarms small-business advocates

Small-business leaders have warned that the new trust rules could sharply lift tax bills for small businesses, prompting calls for the federal government to rethink the ...

BROKER • Mon, 29 Jun 2026

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