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Family-focused conveyancing firm spans three generations
Building collaborative teams and empowering women are the reason for Susanne Mosely’s successful business.
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Tech advances in conveyancing will not replace the human touch
AIC VIC president Shakila Maclean on why relationship-building and empathy are crucial to be a successful practitioner.
A voice for conveyancers – and generations of homebuyers
Powerhouse conveyancer Ann Blannin-Ferguson has helped shape the industry – and the lives of grateful families.
AML and cybercrime top list of threats to conveyancers
Get ahead of the criminals targeting your conveyancing business by understanding the threats you face before it’s too late.
Conveyancers put on notice by AUSTRAC
The financial crimes regulator will not hesitate in pursuing businesses who breach tough new anti-money laundering rules.
Role model Angie is showing the way forward for conveyancers
From getting to grips with property law in an accountancy firm to working as an e-Conveyancing Specialist in the Office of the Registrar-General and as Practitioner Services Manager at Sympli, Angie Nguyen has seen it all.
Inflation at lowest level in three-and-half years but rate cuts unlikely until 2025
Under market expectations mark the lowest rate of headline inflation since March 2021 – but it’s unlikely to persuade the Reserve Bank to bring forward any rate cuts.
Conveyancing industry leader says banks must do more to stop scams
Banks need to take more responsibility for scams that cost consumers $2.74 billion a year, according to leading conveyancer David Winning
Fines of $18,500 for firms hiding payments to hackers
Businesses that fail to disclose ransomware payments could face fines of more than $18,500 under Australia’s first standalone Cyber Security Act.
WA property boom attracts scammers
Payment redirection scams in WA are on the rise, with 11 victims losing more to fraudsters in the first half of the year than those who fell prey throughout 2023.
More agents needed to serve in ‘crazy hot’ Western Australia
Booming WA’s 697 licensed settlement agents – working in 350 businesses – completed 90,354 transactions in the past financial year as the state continues to see a housing growth spurt. Risks from cyber, fraud and government compliance are adding to their workload.
Rent increases now limited to once-a-year in WA
In the midst of the housing and rental crisis, laws are being introduced to slow the frequency of rental increase imposed by landlords.
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