AFG, Australia’s largest mortgage broker, announced a record-breaking volume of $5.1 billion in mortgages processed for the month of June – up 34.5% on June 2014, and 1.7
The AFG (ASX:AFG) board today congratulated long-standing non-executive director John Atkins on his appointment to the role of Western Australia’s Agent General, based in London.
Consider this: 30 years ago it cost about 3.5 times the average annual salary to buy an average priced Australian home – today, it costs around 7.5 times our yearly earnings 1.
New home sales are back on the rise, fueled in part by many investors and owner-occupiers buying off the plan.The concept is straightforward: put up a deposit (usually 10 per cent)
Record-breaking May for mortgages as refinances increase: AFG Australian Finance Group (ASX: AFG) has today released its monthly mortgage index for May 2015. A surge in the number
Australian Finance Group (ASX: AFG) AFG is pleased to announce it has been admitted to the Official List of the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) and that its ordinary shares w
One in five Australians taking out a home loan is now opting to fix their interest rate, according to a recent AFG Mortgage Index. Not only are fixed rates proving popular in the m
Australian Finance Group Ltd (AFG) today successfully completed the institutional bookbuild for its initial public offer (IPO) and is anticipated to be listed on the Australian S
Major mortgage lenders have succeeded in winning back market share of new home loans which they lost during the closing months of 2014, according to new data published today by AFG
Record for the month of April driven by Melbourne & Sydney property investment The housing market’s strong 2015 performance continued during April with AFG processing total
Australian Finance Group Ltd (AFG or the Company) today lodged a prospectus (the Prospectus) with the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) for an initial public
As the investment phase of the mining boom ends, we look at what Australian business needs from the budget to carry the economy forward. All eyes will be on Canberra next month for
