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Beware of tax concession traps
Brokers to feel effects of APRA investor crackdown
New campaign to generate ‘awareness and leads’ for brokers
New app to reduce turnaround times
Scrapping first home owner grant ‘makes no sense’
Broker banned for $3.6m fraud
ASIC has punished a Sydney broker with a 10-year ban after she was convicted of loan fraud.
READ MORE‘Responsible’ Bankwest puts brake on investor lending
Connective brokers offered new growth opportunity
Connective has officially launched its new range of white-label home loan products under its home loans brand.
READ MOREPublic bank bashing could spell good news for brokers
APRA’s criticism of bank lending practices might have provided brokers with a golden marketing opportunity.
READ MOREBrokers hit new market share record
The rise and rise of mortgage broking has continued, with the industry setting a new record for market share.
READ MOREMortgage brokers still love their local champions
Home loan demand hits six-year high
The number of owner-occupied mortgage commitments has reached its highest level since September 2009.
READ MOREDebt reduction the best strategy following rate cut
Regulator told to be alert, not alarmed
Homeloans lowers rates on full-doc products
Investors drive record result for major aggregator
Prices rising in Tasmania as confidence grows
Three lenders announce rate cuts
Resimac has now reduced its rates by 150 basis points this year after making another cut of 85 points.
READ MOREHow do you feel about your aggregator?
Finance and property group shows tech credentials
Housing tipped to benefit from small business package
This week's Budget could provide further stimulus to the record building boom currently underway.
READ MOREAggregator takes lead generation ‘to the next level’
Industry groups react to Budget
Federal inquiry calls for end to stamp duty
Liberal, Labor and Greens parliamentarians have joined forces to call for an end to stamp duty.
READ MORESydney house price growth nears 17pc
It hardly seems possible, but the Sydney market may be growing even faster than previously thought.
READ MORESMEs bearish about cash flow and sales
Price pressures forecast to persist despite building boom
Government threatens brokers in Budget
MFAA working on plans for Canberra-based lobbyist
ASIC bans broker for breaking credit rules
