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The Aussie story

by James Mitchell • 12 Aug 2014
Five years after the acquisition of Wizard Home Loans, Aussie’s executive director James Symond reflects on the... READ MORE
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La Trobe Financial cuts rates by 139 points

by Staff Reporter • 12 Aug 2014
La Trobe Financial has reduced its rates by up to 139 basis points and also introduced a clearer pricing policy. READ MORE
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Reserve Bank forecasts more property growth

by Nick Bendel • 11 Aug 2014
The Reserve Bank of Australia has painted a positive picture of the housing market but taken a slightly gloomier view... READ MORE
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Lending numbers rise as first home buyer numbers fall

by Staff Reporter • 11 Aug 2014
Australians continue to buy and build homes in large numbers, but first home buyers are still leaving the market,... READ MORE
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Bluebay Home Loans expands BDM network

by Nick Bendel • 8 Aug 2014
Bluebay Home Loans has appointed a new BDM and flagged plans to add further relationship managers. READ MORE
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Sydney bubble unlikely to burst

by Staff Reporter • 7 Aug 2014
Sydney property prices are set to keep increasing due to population and land pressures, according to a local buyer’s... READ MORE
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Gen Ys most positive about property: report

by Staff Reporter • 6 Aug 2014
Australians born after 1981 are the most optimistic about property prices, one property portal has found. READ MORE
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Homeloans announces more interest rate cuts

by Staff Reporter • 4 Aug 2014
The interest rate wars have continued, with Homeloans announcing its second round of cuts in a week. READ MORE
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More statistics suggest property market may be cooling

by Staff Reporter • 4 Aug 2014
Property prices have declined in half of Australia’s capital cities over the past three months, according to new... READ MORE
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Loss-making group grows branch numbers above 200

by Nick Bendel • 1 Aug 2014
Yellow Brick Road has expanded its branch network by more than 20 per cent but continues to operate at a loss. READ MORE