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Australia property: First home buyers face less competition in 2023 as house prices fall and interest rates rise - Vimarsana News

Australia property: First home buyers face less competition in 2023 as house prices fall and interest rates rise

The number of first home buyers taking out loans has plunged, and those who are left are being urged to follow these tips.

Australia property: First home buyers face less competition in 2023 as house prices fall and interest rates rise - Vimarsana News

Australia property: First home buyers face less competition in 2023 as house prices fall and interest rates rise

The number of first home buyers taking out loans has plunged, and those who are left are being urged to follow these tips.

Secret Skin raises $765,000 pre-Seed - Vimarsana News

Secret Skin raises $765,000 pre-Seed

UAE-based skincare marketplace Secret Skin, has raised $765,000 in a pre-Seed funding round, led by angel investors, with participation...

Source: wamda.com
iTWire - Banking veteran Rob Craig joins payFURL as Chief Strategy Officer - Vimarsana News

iTWire - Banking veteran Rob Craig joins payFURL as Chief Strategy Officer

Banking industry veteran, Rob Craig has been appointed Chief Strategy Officer at payFURL, an Australian next generation online payment orchestration p...

Source: itwire.com
'Inappropriate lending': Buy now pay later industry to face new regulations to stop financial abuse - 21-Nov-2022 - Vimarsana News

'Inappropriate lending': Buy now pay later industry to face new regulations to stop financial abuse - 21-Nov-2022

An estimated 7 million 'buy now pay later' users will soon see new laws introduced that aims to better protect them against financial abuse. A Treasury paper being released today suggests ""unaffordable or inappropriate lending practices are contributing to financial stress and hardship"".