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Born from a merger between two award-winning Australian Financial Group companies – Afirm Financial and Oracle Lending Solutions – FINANCIA provides an end-to-end financial solution, with a family-orientated approach. As a full service financial company, we’re able to combine our industry expertise, passion and connections, to deliver the best strategy for you – creating wealth for today and the future.
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Australian Mortgage Brokers Keep Competition Alive
The Government is going to be making some very important decisions regarding regulation and remuneration of Australian mortgage brokers.
Some, including a representative from one of the big banks, have called for commissions paid to brokers by banks and lenders to be scrapped and for everyday Australians to instead foot the bill.
As a collection of small businesses and everyday Australians, the voice of brokers risks being lost in the conversation.
It’s time to speak up, be heard and keep the competition alive.
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RBA UPDATE | The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) has delivered its final cash rate announcement for the year with the decision to leave the rate unchanged at 0.75%.
In making the decision the RBA appears to be assessing the impact on the broader economy of the three previous cash rate reductions together with recent tax cuts, government spending on infrastructure and signs of improvement in the resources sector.
The RBA will be keeping a close eye on household consumption and the GDP numbers being released later this week as it stays focused on the aim of restoring inflation to within its target range of 2 - 3 %.