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If the founder of Tic:Toc Anthony Baum is right, the biggest source of Australian bank profits is on the cusp of a major shake-up.

A new chief technology officer is set to join direct-to-consumer lender Tic:Toc as it ramps up capacity to meet “the surge in demand for digital lending”.  

Share Aussie is making its first foray into fully-digital home loans, launching a service to take on the the major banks and slew of new digital players as the $350 billion annual mortgage market shifts towards customer self-service. After shaking up the banking oligopoly 30 years ago when it launched by sending mortgage brokers into customer’s homes to provide better service than big banks could deliver, Aussie CEO James Symond said the launch of Aussie Online is a strategic milestone that will ensure the strong brand remains relevant in the digital economy. “This is huge for Aussie,” ...

Mortgage Business Tic:Toc highlights SaaS as turnaround time solution By Annie Kane 23 April 2021 Home loan platform Tic:Toc has suggested that software-as-a-service offerings could help relieve larger lenders of the turnaround delays they are currently facing. According to the CEO of Australian fintech Tic:Toc, Anthony Baum, the platform’s tech can approve a home loan in under an hour, with the fastest approval for a dual applicant mortga...

TribLIVE's Daily and Weekly email newsletters deliver the news you want and information you need, right to your inbox. A Loyalhanna man was arrested Wednesday, charged with twice threatening to harm his neighbors because he thought they were playing music too loud. Robert L. Spigler, 35, is charged wth two counts each of disorderly conduct, harassment, making terroristic threats and public drunkenness after troopers were dispatched twice to the 400 block of Cherry Drive, where the confrontations occurred first at 8:40 p.m. and again an hour later, according to court records. A Loyalhanna coup...