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Activity forecast for investor market
Investors could be a prime target market for brokers as property prices soften and rental values soar.
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GE Money to fund AFM
Dwelling approvals continue downward slide
Plunging business conditions to usher 2009 rate cuts
NZ building plans slump to seven year low
Building consents in New Zealand continued to decline in June, Statistics New Zealand revealed yesterday.
READ MORECountry wide house prices falls recorded: APM
Calm Melbourne market provides opportunities for buyers
Connective CBA?s fastest growing aggregation partner
Mortgage Choice rejects merger bid
BankWest cuts Rate Tracker from broker channel
US legislation milestone for housing market
Flat first half for new home sales
New home sales rose moderately in June but failed to alter what was an overall weak first half of 2008.
READ MOREANZ plans for earning slide on back of increased bad debt provisions
NAB outlook revised to negative
NAB makes $830m provisions on deteriorating CDO portfolio
Demand for fixed-rates slides
Lack of affordable housing keeps Gen Ys with mum and dad
Data from the ABS yesterday revealed a rise in the number of young people living at home.
READ MOREBanks to remain independent of RBA rate moves
Sales and marketing key priority for aggregation groups
Raine & Horne Financial Services hits broker milestone
Raine & Horne Financial Services (RHFS) yesterday announced the appointment of its 70th mortgage broker.
READ MOREUni Credit Union and mecu merge
Uni Credit Union (UCU) will transfer its business to mecu on Wednesday 1 August.
READ MORERents skyrocket across the country
NZ Reserve Bank cuts rates
Arrears on prime low docs rise to new high
CPI rises to decade high
Inflation hit an annual rate of 4.5 per cent in the June quarter, data from the ABS revealed today.
READ MORECBA seeks ABN AMRO takeover
Report shows brokers valued by borrowers
RAMS first non-bank to restructure commissions
NAB launches low-fee home loan
National Australia Bank (NAB) yesterday became the first of the big banks to offer an exit fee-free home loan.
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