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Non-bank urges brokers to avoid big banks (Australian Broker)

Firstmac has come out swinging for brokers after banks threw them under the bus at the Financial Services Royal Commission.

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15 Mar 2016

Video- Overseas funders demand high interest rates

There is increasing pressure inside banks and other home loan lenders to keep raising interest rates as overseas funders become nervous about Australia’s housing market.

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