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With the clock ticking on residential SMSF lending, FOMO is taking hold, with Finni reporting record inquiry levels as borrowers scramble to beat the incoming ban.

The government’s decision to ban new SMSF borrowing for residential property has reshaped the lending landscape almost overnight. So what happens now?

The federal government’s proposed changes to negative gearing and capital gains tax have already reshaped the property investment landscape.

Mortgage demand is slowing, even as housing remains firmly on the national agenda. So what’s keeping buyers on the sidelines?

Artificial intelligence is no longer a future trend for brokers – it’s already being tested in real businesses, on real clients, and in real workflows.

Australia’s property market is changing – and not just because of interest rates, house prices, or government policy.

With proposed changes to negative gearing and capital gains tax rattling investors across Australia, the property market is entering a period of major uncertainty.

With the federal budget sending shock waves through the property market, brokers and investors are scrambling to understand what sweeping changes to negative gearing and capital gains tax ...

With the 2026–27 federal budget just hours away, the Australian mortgage market is on high alert for changes that could fundamentally shift the property landscape. With rumours of major ...

As “decision day” arrives for the Reserve Bank of Australia, the Australian broker market is bracing for a groundswell of inquiries from borrowers looking to understand their borrowing ...

Affordable homes are moving faster, buyers are crowding into the same price brackets, and the pressure on entry-level property is only building.

Offshoring is quickly becoming a core part of how brokerages operate – but it’s not without trade-offs.

For this week’s Broker Daily Uncut, Julian Barnes is joined by Finni brokers Costa Arvanitopoulos and Robert Lee to unpack the risks, the red flags, and the reality of working in an ...

That’s what brokers and borrowers are working through right now.

In the new high-rate environment, is opportunity disappearing or shifting?