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LJ Hooker goes retail with new high street brokerages
QBE plans partial sale of ‘highly profitable’ LMI business
QBE Insurance has announced plans to float a minority stake of its Australian mortgage insurance business.
READ MOREBrokers critical to our business: Suncorp Bank
Banks concede lack of control over foreign housing funds
Westpac cuts three-year rates
Westpac has announced another rate cut, with its three-year fixed rate falling by five basis points.
READ MORECBA cuts fixed rates by 50 points
Commonwealth Bank has continued cutting its fixed rates by announcing cuts of up to 50 basis points.
READ MOREPepper launches new 85pc prime home loan
Brokers win and lose in latest mortgage figures
Brokers have lost market share but continued to drive growth in mortgage lending.
READ MORENAB home loan balances grow 8.5pc
NAB has reported “good growth in mortgage lending” despite its net profit remaining steady.
READ MOREMark Davis named Australia’s top broker
Mark Davis has confirmed his star status by being crowned Broker of the Year at the Australian Broking Awards.
READ MOREANZ home loans business keeps growing
ANZ has reported strong loan growth and increased profit in its latest trading update.
READ MOREAustralians wary about buying now
Surprise data: affordable inner-city housing exists
MyState hires another ex-Westpac mortgage executive
More bad news for creditors in $11.5m brokerage collapse
No new regulation needed for mortgage broking: Labor Party
Teaser rates are ‘tricky marketing’, says lender
Aussie Home Loans partners with Virgin
La Trobe pays bonus to AFG brokers
Citibank offers brokers 4.65pc variable rate
Citibank has unveiled a 4.65 per cent variable rate for deals that exceed $750,000 with a maximum LVR of 80 per cent. READ MORE
Broker loans jump 8.7pc as CBA posts $8.6bn profit
Suncorp lending impacted by ‘intensely competitive mortgage...
Homebuilding market ‘strong’ but set to decline
Gen Y less worried about debt than older generation
New research shows that younger Australians are more disposed to accumulating debt than previous generations.
READ MOREAussie Home Loans chief executive resigns
Brokers reveal data on Gen Y clients
Aggregator pleased with 2013/2014 results
Sydney property prices continue to defy gravity
Bluestone makes key hire to help growth plans
MFAA reforms will allow members to elect board
