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As more lenders report on consumer loan repayments, Creditsmart is urging Australians to take ownership of their credit health.
How grants pushed Sarah over the line.
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While some say the latest lending restrictions won't cause a huge impact, others are worried the measure will impede the best interests of clients
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Some could be forced to re-evaluate their plans after APRA’s announcement
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Thinking outside the box has long been an important aspect of broking - one that is not just relegated to the process of lender selection but is also important when it comes to assessing the goals and objectives of the client. Thanks to his knowledge of property market trends, Top 100 broker Daniel O'Brien (pictured), of PFS Financial Services, was able to help a client of his in a way that a transaction-based approach would have never allowed for.
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Borrowers in the pre-approval stage could be forced to re-evaluate their purchasing plans if they don't reach unconditional approval by the time APRA's new lending restrictions take effect, according to members of the mortgage industry.
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The countdown to the first stage out of lockdown has begun for residents in Sydney and other impacted NSW regions as the state nears 70% full vaccination, and, according to Top 100 broker Daniel O'Brien (pictured) of PFS Financial Services, life after lockdown will be a busy one for brokers. He told MPA that history suggested a surge in enquiries and activity would occur once businesses reopened and confidence returned.
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In a burst of optimism and 'arrogance', Daniel O'Brien quit his banking job and launched PFS Financial Services in 2004. Since then, the broker has seen every possible loan scenario cross his desk - including an extramarital affair that caused financial carnage
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Embracing people of various cultures, sexualities, ages and races has become the norm for many broker businesses
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These days, with the widespread use of social media, it's easy to assume that every brokerage capitalises on the digital tool to attract clients. Well, this might come as a surprise for many, but there's one brokerage that refuses to conform to the mould.
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A shock Productivity Commission recommendation that trail commissions be banned could decimate the industry if implemented, argue leading brokers. THE AUSTRALIAN Lending & Investment Centre may be one of the leading broking businesses in Australia, but managing director Jason Back says the removal of trail commissions could have "serious ramifications"