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Big four bank reduces rate to all-time low
Sydney prices skyrocket while Darwin surprises
The Sydney housing market is so hot that it is almost single-handedly propping up national price growth.
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Bank ownership a 'positive sell' for brokers: FBAA
The FBAA has thrown its support behind bank ownership of broker groups and aggregators.
READ MOREIndustry divided over rate cut
NZ broker channel is big business for major lender
Kiwi brokers are driving significant mortgage sales for a major Australian lender.
READ MORETop 20 building and population hotspots revealed
An ACT suburb has been named Australia’s top building and population hotspot for the second consecutive year.
READ MORESydney house prices surge 15.5pc
Property prices remain astronomical in Sydney while values have fallen in four of Australia’s capital cities.
READ MOREBank slashes variable rates
A non-major lender has announced it will cut the interest rate on its variable residential mortgages.
READ MOREMajor bank cuts rates
Reserve Bank makes line-ball interest rate decision - May 2015
Revolutionary new product cuts rates to 2.75pc
AFM answers brokers’ call for innovation
Today’s interest rate decision still anyone's guess
Fixed-rate demand at record low
La Trobe joins forces with AFL team
Brokers to get first dibs on AFG shares
The ASX listing of mortgage aggregator AFG includes a multi-million dollar priority allocation to its brokers.
READ MORENon-bank denies YBR takeover talks
Another lender unveils record-low rates
ING Direct has dropped the rates on its fixed home loan products to record lows.
READ MOREEighty brokers partner with P2P lender
Five-star rating for regional bank
Major bank makes key appointment
Westpac has announced the appointment of Craig Dunn as its independent non-executive director.
READ MORESMSF lending crackdown doesn’t scare top broker
Top office to boast billion-dollar loan book
Non-major shines in reputation rankings
May rate cut still likely: Westpac
Westpac chief economist Bill Evans believes the RBA is still on course to cut the cash rate on Tuesday.
READ MOREMetro prices growing about twice as fast as regional values
Bank chief calls for greater transparency in broking
Major bank praises aggregator following volume surge
Lender offers its lowest-ever rate
