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Following viral social media posts about the federal budget's tax changes, industry entrepreneurs have sat down with shadow treasurer Tim Wilson MP and been featured on national news to flag how budget changes will negatively impact small-business owners in Australia.
A team of 50 personal bankers and home lending specialists is now offering brokers and their customers support on the home loan journey.
If you're toying with selling your book, the time to focus and potentially act is now, before the budget changes bite in 14 months' time, Jeff Zulman, managing director of TrailBlazer Finance, says.
Major aggregator AFG has welcomed a new partnership manager for NSW, promoting from within for the role.
By: Annie Kane
Aussie Home Loans has had to move to a new conveyancing partner for in-house conveyancing services after the news that Settle Easy had called in administrators.
As multibillion-dollar loan fraud concerns continue to be investigated, lenders are increasingly accessing a centralised exchange to check suspicious loan applications in Australia.
As the mortgage industry continues to untangle a major fraud crisis, data has revealed a surprising trend: third-party fraud actually declined over the past year.
Can joining an existing brokerage keep new brokers from becoming just another statistic? With roughly one in two mortgage brokers failing to make it past their first 18 months, finding the right operational support and mentorship is often the thin line between a short-lived career and elite success.
With the world of broking being as busy as ever, it's crucial that brokers ensure they can deal with the stress of a constant barrage of phone calls, emails, and meetings. We find out what members of the broking industry do to de-stress and unwind.
By: Annie Kane
Military personnel may be paying up to $130,000 more on their mortgage because of an uncompetitive federal scheme, a broker has warned, urging government to overhaul the system.
