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The Adviser Podcast Network

The Adviser Podcast Network

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The Adviser Podcast Network brings together the best of the Australian broking industry within one dedicated platform – delivering brokers professional development advice and top tips on running a successful broking business. Lead by editor Annie Kane, The Adviser Podcast Network includes a number of focused programs, including: Elite Broker: Interviews with Australia's leading brokers to uncover their career progression, how they're operating a busy broker business, and their top tips for brokers looking to run a successful brokerage. In Focus: Looking at one particular theme, segment or trend impacting the broking industry, In Focus aims to help brokers keep across the latest developments in the space. Also discover what's impacting the property market in What's Making Headlines and tune in to discover more about leading brokers in the Awards Finalist Showcase! Subscribe today and receive each new podcast direct to your podcast player. For further information visit www.theadviser.com.au or email editor@theadviser.com.au.All rights reserved Economics Personal Finance
Episodes
  • What's Making Headlines – Can households handle higher rates?
    Mar 27 2026

    Cost-of-living pressures and fuel supply chain constraints continue to weigh on the mortgage market following the Reserve Bank of Australia's (RBA) second interest rate hike in 2026.

    This week, the central bank offered a glimpse at its thinking, noting most mortgagors still have sufficient buffers to withstand tougher conditions. But questions remain about how resilient households will be if rates rise further and fuel prices continue to spike.

    In this week's episode of The Adviser's What's Making Headlines podcast, Charlie Tchetchenian and Ben Squires analyse the RBA's March 2026 Financial Stability Review and what it signals for borrowers amid the latest inflation data from the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS).

    They also review key developments across the mortgage and finance sector, including Recludo's latest acquisition, a Connective survey on broker AI adoption, and a warning from FICO's Corey Smith that the rise in fraudulent income documents and AI-generated paperwork has escalated the issue into what is now an industry-wide challenge.

    Enjoy the podcast,
    The Adviser team

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    38 mins
  • In Focus: Accelerating mortgages through technological innovation
    Mar 25 2026

    As the mortgage landscape undergoes rapid digital transformation, lenders are increasingly leveraging automation, AI, and insurance to deliver a more seamless, efficient experience for brokers and their clients.

    In this episode of In Focus, sponsored by First Title, Annie Kane speaks with Chris Evans, general manager of sales and relationships at First Title, and Darren McLeod, head of third party and lending solutions at Beyond Bank, to unpack how innovation in lending technology is reducing friction in the settlement process and helping lenders scale consistently.

    Tune in to find out:

    • How First Title is helping lenders process a refinance within a single day.
    • The importance of high-quality API data in ensuring a human-touch-free journey from approval to funding.
    • First Title's move to overcome the certificate of currency delays.

    And much more!

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    37 mins
  • What's Making Headlines – RBA rate call fallout and what happens next
    Mar 20 2026

    Welcome to The Adviser's What's Making Headlines podcast, your go-to source for the week's biggest stories in finance and real estate, distilled into bite-sized insights.

    Join host Charlie Tchetchenian, commercial content writer Ben Squires, and Julian Barnes, senior journalist on Broker Daily, as they review the news of the week.

    This week, they discuss:

    • How brokers have responded to the RBA's latest cash rate decision.
    • Senate report on the CGT discount plus a surge in low-deposit lending.
    • APRA highlighting the "widening structural divide" in the mutual banking sector.

    And much more!

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    41 mins
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