Premium pressure: Feeling the pinch of insurance costs
Some NSW conveyancers are struggling to stay afloat under the weight of increasing professional indemnity insurance costs, according to industry participants
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Some NSW conveyancers are struggling to stay afloat under the weight of increasing professional indemnity insurance costs, according to industry participants
Australians are being warned to adopt better password habits for their personal and business use as the extent and cost of cybercrime is laid bare.
State Small and Family Business Minister Andrea Michaels will give a speech recognising the pivotal role of conveyancers at the event covering cyber, and AML threats.
There’s a huge demand for new recruits in conveyancing but sector leaders contend the entry-level diplomas inadequately prepare them for the responsibilities that come with the heavily regulated profession. It’s time to toughen up.
Frustrated Michele Bullock questions claims consumers could be worse off as a result of the Reserve Bank’s efforts to curb card surcharges.
Unwitting or greedy accomplices are handing over their details so that fraudsters can set up complex stings and funnel funds out of the reach of Australian authorities.
When you’re dealing with large sums of money and the average home price is over a million dollars, people want the reassurance of dealing with another person. That’s the view of lawyer Brian Fang, who is the focus of this Australian Conveyancer Q&A.
Scamwatch has been notified of losses totalling $12,237,870 in false billing cases – which is where these crimes are recorded – in the first five months of 2025.
Castle Group’s Susan Aagesen shares her passion for property and the challenges and rewards that a career in conveyancing has brought.
Country conveyancer Luke Seve – who was featured in an in-depth Q&A for Australian Conveyancer – shines a light on pressing issues facing practitioners, warning they should never bow down to rushing matters.
But gender-neutral qualities like the ability to build trust and confidence to deliver on client needs is paramount.
As more and more Australians are moving out of the unaffordable capital cities, rural conveyancer Luke Seve talks through the intricacies of running his firm in Dubbo.