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Still a way to go until the 'boom'
Broker named in national entrepreneur ranking
FBAA sees spike in memberships
Brokers told to spend more time strategising
NZ govt implements LVR restrictions
The New Zealand government has passed a new law that restricts the amount of high LVR loans a bank can offer.
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FBAA supports new paid parental leave scheme
Lender forced to maintain discount for life of loan
MFAA membership on the rise
Aggregator launches two new offerings
Mortgage adviser appoints new state manager
Home ownership revealed as top priority
Aggregator sets new volume record - August 2013
Growing consumer sentiment and low interest rates have helped one aggregation group settle record volumes.
READ MORELender sees SMSF spike
Originator cuts variable rates
Consumer sentiment on the up: Index
The Reserve Bank’s cutting cycle is finally starting to have a positive impact on consumer sentiment.
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Productivity key to success: Symond
A focus on productivity helped Aussie to secure its first place position in the recent Top 25 Brokerages.
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Capital growth prospects in regional towns
Investors looking for growth should consider regional property assets, according to Raine&Horne.
READ MOREDwelling construction set to jump
Gen Y keen to invest
Top brokers struggle with staffing
Recruiting and retaining staff continues to be a huge bugbear for some of Australia’s leading brokers.
READ MORESpecialist loans ripe with opportunity
CBA reveals stellar profit
Aggregator sets new settlement record
One of Australia’s biggest aggregators has set a new settlement record.
READ MORENSW hotspots identified
Ten areas, including Albury-Wodonga are ripe for growth in New South Wales, according to a new report.
READ MOREThe time is right for brokers: McGrath
Arrears fall across the board
Prime and subprime arrears have fallen yet again, according to new research.
READ MOREBuilding recovery expected to slow: HIA
Australia’s new home building recovery looks like it could run out of steam.
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