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APRA approves NAB / Challenger deal
No change to guarantee: Swan
The federal government has quashed rumours that it is set to overhaul its $110 billion bank funding guarantee.
READ MORELegislation delay gets broker approval
Obama breathes new life into US FHB market
FHBs retreat from market but sector still robust
Swan hits out at stimulus jibes
Small businesses suffer as lending tightens
Coastal markets to enjoy future growth
Clearance rates dip in major cities
NAB changes Homeside price structure
Unemployment to peak at 6.8pc: Access Economics
Ray White buys Loan Market Group
Rates to hit 5.5pc by end 2011
Suncorp confirms deal with Hooker
Suncorp has officially sold the LJ Hooker real estate business back to the Hooker family for $67 million.
READ MOREWA property vacancies surge
BoQ eyes acquisition targets
The Bank of Queensland (BoQ) is gearing up for a potential acquisition, with view of increasing its loan book.
READ MOREConsumer sentiment continues solid upwards run
St George narrows in on Gen Y borrowers
RAMS appoints new head of broker
CBA, NAB deliver lowest comparison rate of the majors
Melbourne commercial vacancy rates at record lows
Melbourne’s commercial property market is enjoying record low vacancy rates, according to CB Richard Ellis.
READ MOREUK house prices up
UK house prices have delivered their strongest rise in two years, according to a new survey.
READ MORELenders given more investigation powers
Lenders have been given the ability to conduct a more thorough review of a borrower’s repayment history.
READ MORELack of supply puts pressure on affordability
Demand for fixed rates plummets
BoQ chief blasts bank guarantee
RateCity marks strong application growth
Online mortgage provider RateCity has registered a 68 per cent jump in loan applications in August 2009.
READ MOREReverse mortgages market grows
Reverse mortgages have increased in popularity with older Australians, a new study has found.
READ MOREMortgage broker faces $6.1m fraud charges
House prices tipped to climb 20pc
Research from BIS Shrapnel suggests house prices will rise by nearly 20 per cent in the next three years.
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