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By leveraging social media effectively, brokers can establish credibility and generate a consistent pipeline of leads.

In a significant move for Australia’s non-bank lending sector, Wave Money has announced the successful completion of its inaugural public residential mortgage-backed securities (RMBS) ...

In the world of Australian finance, the mortgage broker has long been the hero for home buyers, navigating the complex terrain of loan products and lender criteria. But in a market where ...

The regulator has reinforced the importance of hardship support and highlighted some key areas where lenders can improve.

An industry snapshot has uncovered some key trends in the commercial credit sector. While demand is on the rise, there are concerns with making payments.

A generational “spare room gap” presents a major opportunity for agents: tapping into older Australians looking to downsize.

A lender has hit the market with an innovative product that avoids one of the toughest barriers in buying a home: the deposit. It is not without risk, however.

In the world of finance, residential mortgage broking has long enjoyed the spotlight, benefiting from decades of technological investment and digitisation. But what about its ...

The non-bank lender is leaning into the crucial construction industry by providing a tailored option for SME developers.

A recent survey of commercial brokers has revealed the top factors that come into play when selecting a lender.

Mortgage brokers are being urged to strengthen compliance practices, as complaints across the financial services sector reach record highs.

The NSW government has launched its $1 billion Pre-Sale Finance Guarantee scheme to help developers secure funding and fast-track housing construction.

The rebound in Australian mortgages comes from bigger loans, not higher numbers, with Queensland leading the recovery.

The regulator is pushing Australia’s $200 billion private credit sector to urgently improve its standards.

The new code sets a benchmark for lenders in what AFIA is describing as the “first of its kind”.