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New mortgage tech forecast to make Australia a world leader
Mortgage borrowers feeling increasingly confident
Property prices forecast to continue rising in 2015
The housing market will continue its strong momentum well into 2015, a leading real estate expert has forecast.
READ MOREME Bank tells federal inquiry: more broker disclosure needed
ASIC fines lender for ‘potentially misleading’ home loan ads
Aussie makes another rate cut
Aussie Home Loans has undercut the big banks by reducing its Select Basic Variable rate to all-time lows.
READ MOREReport paints Australia as global property powerhouse
Brokers urged to provide more funding options to business clients
ASIC announces review into self-reporting of rule breaches
Foreign clients could prefer common values to language
Cash rate to stay at 2.5pc until Sep 2015: RBA
PLAN focuses on benchmarking and software as it turns 15
Big banks can sell home loans but not super: Roy Morgan
The big four banks are good at selling home loans and credit cards but struggle to cross-sell superannuation.
READ MORESydney broker convicted of $3.6m loan fraud
Loan Market diversifies into financial planning
Loan Market has advertised for experienced financial planners to join its new advice business.
READ MORETim Brown turns TV star in business reality show
Smartline named best franchise in Australia
Buy real estate in cities not regional areas: John Symond
Survey reveals savings goals and techniques
Property is the most popular goal for people who are actively saving money, according to new research.
READ MOREDebate continues about mixing broking and planning
E-conveyancing will mean more competition, inquiry told
Sintex cuts rates, adds commissions
Sintex has cut its variable rates and introduced upfront payments for commercial loans.
READ MOREPre-GFC glory days return as house sales reach six-year highs
Suncorp Bank creates new tier of broker support
CBA turnaround times back on track
Six months on, new credit rules yet to impress
Small banks have ‘major disincentive to growth’
Price growth below inflation in two capital cities
Hobart has joined Sydney and Melbourne as fast-moving markets, while Perth and Darwin appear to be stagnating.
READ MOREBank and mortgage manager form strategic alliance
Broker jailed, more charges may follow
An Adelaide broker has been jailed for more than two years after being found guilty of stealing $170,000.
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