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Broker Daily Podcast Network

Broker Daily Podcast Network

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The Broker Daily Podcast Network provides insights and analysis of the biggest themes shaping Australian mortgage distribution. In Broker Daily Uncut join Phil Tarrant and Alex Whitlock each Monday afternoon as they delve into the headlines and developments affecting mortgage distribution and mortgage broking.All rights reserved Economics Personal Finance
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  • Business Accelerator: Escaping the business plateau
    Nov 20 2025

    In this episode of Business Accelerator, Alex Whitlock and Jason Back tackle a common challenge for established mortgage brokerages: hitting a growth plateau. They explore why the strategies that fuelled initial success may no longer be working and what brokers can do to reignite momentum.

    In an increasingly competitive environment with over 22,000 brokers and banks prioritising proprietary lending, maintaining growth requires more than just relying on repeat business. How can brokers evolve their business model to find new pathways when growth seems to have stalled?

    Tune in to find out the importance of the stress-test questions you can be asking yourself that can help double your volume in less time and how adapting your role through diversification and technology can pave the way for sustained expansion.

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    27 mins
  • Finance Specialist: What you need to know before starting a broking business
    Nov 18 2025

    Launching a mortgage brokerage is one of the biggest career leaps a broker can make and demands more than just technical expertise. It requires a mindset shift, solid systems, and a clear understanding of why you want to build a business in the first place.

    In this episode of Finance Specialist, hosts Trent Carter and guest host Liam Garman, unpack what brokers need to know before starting their own brokerage, revealing the motivations, challenges, and practical steps that separate successful business owners from those who struggle.

    They explore the critical transition from broker to business owner, highlighting the importance of strong infrastructure, solid processes, and the discipline to "walk before you run" when setting up a new operation.

    The episode also dives into essential tools for new brokerages – from CRM systems to accounting software – while urging caution against chasing shiny tech that doesn't solve real problems.

    Garman and Carter tackle the debate around commissions versus advisory fees, encouraging brokers to articulate and monetise their value, and break down licensing and compliance considerations that new business owners must weigh carefully.

    Above all, the hosts emphasise clarity of purpose, realistic goal setting, and a customer-first approach as the foundations of a thriving brokerage.

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    46 mins
  • Navigating the stop-start mortgage cycle
    Nov 17 2025

    In this episode of Broker Daily Uncut, co-hosts Alex Whitlock and Eva Loisance dissect the current pulse of the Australian mortgage market as the spring selling season peaks, and the calendar year draws to a close

    From the intricacies of a "stop-start" market environment and regional variations in buyer sentiment, the conversation pivots around the pervasive uncertainty regarding interest rates, with the Reserve Bank's next move being the subject of intense speculation among borrowers and investors.

    The hosts also explore how investor sentiment is evolving, noting a shift from hopeful anticipation of rate cuts to a strategic reassessment of borrowing capacity, plus changes in fixed-rate pricing and why the variable/fixed-rate gap is narrowing.

    The hosts conclude by reviewing the signals from major banks, such as CBA, which suggest the current rate-cutting cycle may have reached its conclusion.

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    20 mins
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