How new mortgage buffers could impact borrowers

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Recorded11 Oct 2021

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The Mortgage Business Uncut podcast is your weekly analysis of the biggest themes shaping the Australian mortgages market. Join Alex Whitlock, Annie Kane and Sarah Simpkins as they discuss APRA's expectation for banks to introduce new interest rate buffers, what the broking industry thinks the ramifications could be on borrowers, and how the government's guarantee programs have been supporting home buyers. This week, they discuss: - When and how the new serviceability buffers will be introduced - What the broking industry heads think of the APRA changes - Why brokers are writing a growing proportion of FHLDS and NHG loans And much more!

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