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Major steps outside RBA
Job advertisements continue to fall
Strong auction results to continue
First lenders move on rates
RBA drops rates
Majors lose market share
Non-majors continue to grab market share from their larger competitors, according to new research.
READ MORELender to phase out 'discounted' rates
Aggregator adds to support team
Australia’s Aggregator of the Year has bolstered its support team with the addition of an industry stalwart.
READ MOREAustralians comfortable with finances: ME Bank
Online mortgage activity doubles
HIA calls for new housing policies
Broker of the Year announced
Australia’s Broker of the Year has been revealed at the 2013 Australian Broking Awards.
READ MORESydney home approvals highest in a decade
Home approvals and completions in Sydney are at their highest levels in nearly 10 years.
READ MORERE/MAX launches financial services arm
In a bid to broaden its service offering, RE/MAX Australia has launched a new finance arm.
READ MOREVariable rate demand hits new low
Demand for basic variable rate home loans has hit a historic low, according to new research.
READ MOREAggregator launches new platform
FBAA calls for conference support
Australians moving away from debt
Consumer confidence surges 7pc
Consumer confidence has reached its highest level since the beginning of the global financial crisis.
READ MOREBorrowers divided over rates
MFAA welcomes new president
The Mortgage & Finance Association of Australia (MFAA) has welcomed a new president to the industry body.
READ MORECapital city values on the rise
Capital city dwelling values climbed 1.9 per cent over the month of July, according to new research.
READ MOREBrokers disappointed with social media
Little doubt market is in upswing: RE/MAX
Investors can still expect a positive market surge through the next couple of seasons.
READ MORELower rates unlikely to affect housing market
Brokerage volunteers at OzHarvest event
Support critical for new recruits
Brokerage grows settlements in sluggish market
Non-bank takes knife to fees
Further rate cut needed
