Brokers are split as to whether the Reserve Bank will cut rates this afternoon.

A uniform move towards fee for service is not even on the radar, one of Australia's largest aggregation groups has claimed.

Mortgage aggregator Vow Financial has opened a new wealth management office in Parramatta following its recent move into the wealth management space.

Multiple product and service offers will cement client relationships and protect them from being poached, according to Vow Financial CEO Tim Brown.

Vow Financial has opened its second wealth management office in Sydney as the aggregator continues its diversification drive.

Vow has strengthened its presence in the wealth management space, opening a second office in Sydney.

Vow Financial is targeting significant growth in WA, CEO Tim Brown has said.

Vow Financial has bolstered its presence in Western Australia with the appointment of a new state manager.

What are the plans for Vow Financial Marketing? Matt Mitchener (Marketing Manager) talks to The Adviser.

For the latest on what borrowers are doing right now, as well as the outlook for property, Peter Switzer speaks with CEO of Vow Financial, Tim Brown.

It is now more important than ever for brokers to diversify away from the humble home loan, writes Tim Brown.

It’s an increasingly globalised world, but how does economic and social unrest in countries such as Greece, Spain and the United States have an impact on our economy? It’s for this reason that we ask: Will overseas turmoil adversely affect the Australian property market?

Heritage Building Society has unveiled its plans to use the broker network to drive greater mortgage business to the lender.

Brokers who introduce new concepts like Self Managed Super Funds are getting huge interest from their existing clients, Tim Brown has claimed.

Blue Wealth Property CEO Dr. Tony Hayek told an audience of Vow Financial brokers in Fiji that SMSFs present “the biggest opportunity” for mortgage broking businesses today.

Vow Financial CEO Tim Brown has told broker members the group was focused on growth despite tough market conditions.

Brokers have been urged to gain control over the customer supply channel in competition with the banks, by adding value to the service they provide their client rather than just processing loans.

The who's who of the broking industry were out in force at The Adviser's inaugural Australian Broking Awards, writes Jessica Darnbrough. These are the awards where Vow Financial won 'Innovator of the Year'.

Business is tight for everyone. But helping your referral partners with their plans might result in more leads coming your way than you can cope with.

Brokers should look to outsource as operating costs become more difficult, Vow Financial has said.