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Monthly Archives: July 2019
Choice exposes its lack of knowledge with broker training comments
Yet another attack on mortgage brokers from consumer group Choice should not only be dismissed outright, but reveals the groups disturbing lack of real understanding about the broking sector, according to the Finance Brokers Association of Australia (FBAA). FBAA managing … Continue reading
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Banks urged to respond more quickly to changing borrowing conditions and rates
The Finance Brokers Association of Australia (FBAA) has demanded banks take a more proactive stance in safeguarding the interests of borrowers, citing APRA’s latest guidance on assessment rates for loans as an example. FBAA managing director Peter White claimed many … Continue reading
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Finance broker association goes high-tech with global first App
A new era in technology has begun with the launch of a world first web application which promises to revolutionise the way finance brokers manage industry needs including applying for membership and managing renewals, credit and bankruptcy checks, insurance and … Continue reading
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FBAA urges borrower caution after second consecutive interest rate cut
The Finance Brokers Association of Australia (FBAA) has urged borrowers to think twice about their next move after benefiting from the second consecutive month of interest rate cuts by the Reserve Bank. FBAA managing director Peter White welcomed the rate … Continue reading
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