Better infrastructure needed to facilitate interstate migration

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Regional areas have consistently witnessed increased migration from city folk and few of them are leaving. Despite the opportunities regional living provides, infrastructure remains an issue. In this episode of Broker Daily Uncut, hosts Jack Campbell, Phil Tarrant, and Alex Whitlock discuss the regional migration figures, and how more support is needed in these areas. The trio also touched on the record-high broker market share numbers, now at 74.6 per cent. Brokers are continuing to remain the most popular option in the borrower journey and increasing figures show no sign of turnaround.

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