Matthew Sellers

Matthew Sellers

Matthew Sellers is a financial journalist who loves to write about the news that affects professional readers. His specialities include mortgage, insurance and HR topics. He has written for a wide range of titles.

LinkedIn

Mortgage Choice owner might look for bridging loan as Rightmove says 'no thanks' yet again

Try, try and try again – but Murdoch deal attempt is still hitting a wall

Mortgage Choice owner might look for bridging loan as Rightmove says 'no thanks'  yet again

Mortgage Choice owner battles for UK foothold

Murdoch's REA Group increases takeover bid again for Rightmove, seeks to bring mortgage broking to UK

Mortgage Choice owner battles for UK foothold

We don't want your 'opportunistic' bid

Property giant rebuffs Australian mortgage brokerage owner's huge offer

We don't want your 'opportunistic' bid

Australian mortgage broker owner to make massive Rightmove bid

Will real estate giant impact the UK's mortgage market too?

Australian mortgage broker owner to make massive Rightmove bid

UBS snaps up Credit Suisse in rescue mission

Deal could mean $8bn in cost cuts, big losses for bondholders, and 10,000 jobs at risk

UBS snaps up Credit Suisse in rescue mission

Economist predicts ‘terminal’ interest rate

Urges RBA to raise rates aggressively

Economist predicts ‘terminal’ interest rate

It’s going to be a big interest rate hike

Huge CPI increase puts pressure on RBA for "aggressive" rise

It’s going to be a big interest rate hike

Latitude Finance, Harvey Norman sued by ASIC over interest-free claims

Regulator gets heavy as it seeks injunctions and fines against lender headed by ex-big four bank boss

Latitude Finance, Harvey Norman sued by ASIC over interest-free claims

Economists warn RBA to go easy on interest rates

Australia doesn't "need" a recession

Economists warn RBA to go easy on interest rates

Home price pressures continue to increase

RBA focuses on rates to stop property, but there are other factors afoot

Home price pressures continue to increase