What now for competition in e-conveyancing?
The ACCC is inquiring into concerns over delays to the reforms that would open up the e-conveyancing platform to competitors.
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The ACCC is inquiring into concerns over delays to the reforms that would open up the e-conveyancing platform to competitors.
Low and middle-income Australians struggling to crack the housing market will soon be able to buy with a smaller deposit via federal help.
Senate inquiry has made eight recommendations about AML regulations for lawyers and conveyancers – including bringing forward enforcement for some offences.
Australia faces slower growth and additional inflation from a second Donald Trump presidency, but the Treasurer believes the nation is well placed to withstand financial shocks.
Nic Gould is deploying expertise and empathy from a career in the military to build a successful network of conveyancing firms in Queensland.
Easing lending requirements so more first homebuyers can get a mortgage has received mixed reviews, with warnings more borrowers would face crippling debt.
Banks need to take more responsibility for scams that cost consumers $2.74 billion a year, according to leading conveyancer David Winning
End in sight for rules that allow landlords to increase rent more than once a year – as long-awaited rules come before parliament.
Businesses that fail to disclose ransomware payments could face fines of more than $18,500 under Australia’s first standalone Cyber Security Act.
Conveyancers must avoid generic anti-money laundering compliance programs when new rules are in force, AUSTRAC is warning as it rolls out new guidance.
State-by-state checklist of contamination sites pinpointed by Lotsearch analysis and compliance measures being brought to bear against polluters
Reforms to anti-money laundering and counter-terrorism financing laws stopping up to $12 billion in dirty cash from being laundered through property are heading through parliament.