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Valuers defend themselves against broker attacks
APRA asked to investigate valuations
The FBAA has said it will ask APRA to investigate how mortgage valuations are calculated.
READ MORECentury 21 Home Loans lands star recruit
Conflicting mortgage data confuses debate
Fixed-rate loans are either becoming more popular or less popular, depending on whose figures you believe.
READ MOREProposed SMSF ban labelled 'unhelpful and self-defeating'
December 19 could be biggest settlements day in history
LMI special closing, but 4.63pc variable rate still available
Aggregator expands lender panel
National Mortgage Brokers has added parent company Aussie Home Loans to its lender panel.
READ MOREBoom times may be over: property expert
Lender promises new businesses after posting 'strong result'
Liberty Financial has reported increased pre-tax profits and revenues for the past financial year.
READ MOREBrokers raising serious concerns about valuations
Regulator lays down the law on risk
Bank of Sydney promises to be very accessible
Annual prices surge but quarterly results tell different story
Loan approval volumes up 10.3pc
Mortgage lending remains strong despite a fall in the number of loan approvals.
READ MOREBullish Firstfolio reveals ambitious growth strategy
Firstfolio has unveiled plans to change its name, roll out new technology and double settlements.
READ MOREBrokers don't focus on commissions: survey
New lender research has discovered that commissions are a minor consideration for 95 per cent of brokers.
READ MOREAggregator reports strong growth in broker numbers
FBAA slams credit agencies as error-prone and hard to reach
Liberty Financial moves into insurance
APRA and ASIC 'turning up the dial' on banks
Lender cuts fixed rates by 35 points
Wide Bay Australia has made a play for brokers' holiday business by reducing its three-year fixed rates.
READ MOREComprehensive credit reporting equals cheaper rates: report
ASIC gives payday lender $478,000 bill
Another big four bank predicts rate cut
NAB has become the second major bank in a week to forecast that the official cash rate will fall in 2015.
READ MOREPepper boss wins prestigious award
ANZ extends its home loan assessment activities
Make ASIC stronger: Murray
Federal inquiry attacks negative gearing
Aggregator appoints new chief executive as MD departs
