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17/08
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There is no evidence any further legislative reform is required to regulate credit for small businesses, and any regulation is likely to hurt the sector by restricting available funds, the MFAA has said
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11/08
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The MFAA has indicated its support for deferred establishment fees (DEFs) as part of its formal response to ASIC in regard to the regulator's consultation on unfair and unconscionable exit fees
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4/08
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Interest rates are unlikely to change until November at the earliest – which is good news for the property market
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3/08
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The MFAA's advertising campign highlighting the advantages of using an MFAA-approved broker has shown early signs of success
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13/07
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The MFAA is still awaiting a response from the Australian trademark office in relation to its revised application to allow its members to use a trademarked name
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2/07
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Non-banks stand to lose the most from changes to exit fee structures, according to the MFAA
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16/06
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The MFAA has launched a national integrated advertising campaign aimed at communicating the benefits of dealing with their accredited mortgage and finance broker members
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20/05
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The MFAA has announced a $1.4m ad campaign to promote a new era of professionalism
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13/05
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For the second time this month, the MFAA ousted a member
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10/05
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Brokers face the prospect of hefty fines or jail time for not providing consumers with independent guidance on choosing a home loan, regardless of any volume hurdles erected by lenders, ASIC has said
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