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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Brokers say tiny home financing trapped in classification limbo

Tiny-home demand is rising in tandem with housing stress, but brokers have revealed that clashing credit policies and security rules are keeping the market on the fringes

BROKER • Tue, 28 Apr 2026

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Federal Court hits Money3 with $1.55m car loan fine

The non-bank lender has received a hefty sanction after the Federal Court found that key checks on vulnerable borrowers fell significantly short.

COMPLIANCE • Tue, 28 Apr 2026

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ASIC steps up finfluencer blitz as social media reshapes industry

Global regulators have joined forces to clamp down on unlawful finfluencers as young borrowers lean harder on social media and AI for guidance.

COMPLIANCE • Mon, 27 Apr 2026

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CSLR levies land early as backlash over rollout erupts

ASIC’s latest CSLR levy estimates have revealed higher bills and complex timing changes, which have sparked fresh criticism from industry figures.

BROKER • Mon, 27 Apr 2026

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Big 4 step up court action as insolvency tide holds

A new wave of enforcement is building as major lenders return to the courts, while business failures remain stubbornly high.

LENDER • Mon, 27 Apr 2026

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MONEYME hits ‘inflection point’ as loan book surges

Surging loan growth and easing losses have helped the non‑bank lender reach profitable scale amid tight credit conditions.

LENDER • Sun, 26 Apr 2026

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Tasmania–Commonwealth deal earmarks new homes for FHBs

A new housing pact between Tasmania and the federal government will reshape the state’s growth corridors and tilt new stock to entry‑level buyers.

BORROWER • Sun, 26 Apr 2026

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APRA flags rise in high-LVR loans under 5% scheme

Australia’s banking regulator has confirmed a lift in ultra‑low‑deposit lending among users of the government’s 5 per cent Deposit Scheme.

GROWTH • Thu, 23 Apr 2026

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Borrowers lean on brokers for end-to-end support and clarity

Fresh research has revealed the nuanced reasons Australians are returning to brokers – and which cohorts prize what most.

BROKER • Thu, 23 Apr 2026

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