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The learning curve

by Huntley Mitchell • 18 Nov 2014
There’s increasing debate surrounding the education standards for brokers. Are the current requirements enough to... READ MORE
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Variable rates continue falling

by Nick Bendel • 18 Nov 2014
Citibank has defied forecasts that the ongoing rate war may have come to an end by reducing its variable rates. READ MORE
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Major white-label partnership announced

by Staff Reporter • 18 Nov 2014
Advantedge Financial Services has forecast strong growth in the white-label market after signing a partnership with... READ MORE
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Macquarie's meteoric rise

by James Mitchell • 17 Nov 2014
How exactly did a secretive investment bank transform itself into a dominant player in the residential mortgage market... READ MORE
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NAB’s grand plan comes to fruition

by John Bastick • 17 Nov 2014
In 2009 NAB acquired a trio of aggregators. Here NAB’s executive general manger of growth partnerships, Anthony... READ MORE
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Company profile: Wide Bay Australia

by Charlton Nevis • 14 Nov 2014
The building society and listed ADI established good ground with brokers in 2014 READ MORE
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Citi: the thanks goes from us to you

by Aaron Milburn • 14 Nov 2014
The success of Citi in 2014 is directly attributable to the partnership we have with our brokers READ MORE
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Key Sydney real estate crosses $1m mark

by Staff Reporter • 14 Nov 2014
Sydneysiders who want to buy a free-standing house within 10 kilometres of the CBD must now pay more than $1 million. READ MORE
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Mortgage and auction numbers on the rise

by Nick Bendel • 14 Nov 2014
Lending has recorded strong growth over the past year, although the commercial sector has grown almost twice as fast as... READ MORE
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Aussie Home Loans continues growing and growing

by Staff Reporter • 13 Nov 2014
Aussie Home Loans has revealed it is expanding its Western Australian presence by 40 per cent. READ MORE