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Wellness Wednesday: Sinead Grant, Flint (opens the original)
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With the world of broking being as busy as ever, it’s crucial that brokers ensure they can deal with the stress of a constant barrage of phone calls, emails, and meetings. We find out what members of the broking industry do to de-stress and unwind. Find out what others do to unwind and de-stress in The Adviser’s videos or learn more about how Australian mortgage and finance brokers are running their businesses and supporting Australian borrowers in The Adviser’s podcasts. If you have a question
2 in 3 self-employed Australians believe borrowing will become more difficult (opens the original)
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More than two-thirds of self-employed Australians are concerned that home loan credit rules will tighten over the next 12 months, according to new joint research. A new report commissioned by Bluestone Home Loans and produced by Agile Market Intelligence has found that self-employed borrowers are concerned that borrowing hurdles will become harder in the next year. The Consumer Pulse Spotlight: Self-Employed Australians: Pathways and Opportunities report drew on Consumer Pulse data from more tha
Major new diversification event, Finance360, launches (opens the original)
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A free event aimed at helping finance professionals diversify their offerings beyond home loans has been launched by Momentum Media. Momentum Media, in partnership with leading financial brands The Adviser, Broker Daily, Accounting Times, and Accountants Daily, has announced the evolution of its popular SME Bootcamp into Finance360. The expanded one-day event series reflects a broader strategic scope designed to tackle a critical question facing contemporary broking and accounting practices: whe
40% of prospective FHBs want expert help (opens the original)
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Two in five prospective first home buyers do not feel confident navigating the home loan market without professional help, according to a new survey. The findings come in a YouGov survey, commissioned by the Mortgage & Finance Association of Australia (MFAA), which spoke to 2,057 Australians who plan to buy property within the next three years. The survey, which included 561 prospective first home buyers, was conducted between 12 and 24 August 2026 and comes amid a changing economic environment.
Wellness Wednesday: James Brett, Truly Finance (opens the original)
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With the world of broking being as busy as ever, it’s crucial that brokers ensure they can deal with the stress of a constant barrage of phone calls, emails, and meetings. We find out what members of the broking industry do to de-stress and unwind. Find out what others do to unwind and de-stress in The Adviser’s videos or learn more about how Australian mortgage and finance brokers are running their businesses and supporting Australian borrowers in The Adviser’s podcasts. If you have a question
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