Rommel Lontayao

Rommel Lontayao

Rommel is a senior news writer at Key Media, writing predominantly for the Mortgage Introducer and Mortgage Professional Australia publications. He has over a decade of content and editorial writing experience. He graduated with a degree in Mass Communication from the Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Maynila, where he was a journalism scholarship grantee, and chief editor of the university's student publication.

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Australian wages hit record $103.7 billion

Monthly wages surge 3.9% even as annual growth slows across most industries

Australian wages hit record $103.7 billion

Collaboration essential in fight against global fraud, report finds

Shared fraud intelligence and digital identity tools help organisations boost detection and protect consumer trust

Collaboration essential in fight against global fraud, report finds

La Trobe Australian Credit Fund earns ‘Recommended’+ rating

Ratings agency recognises La Trobe's 12 Month Term Account for consistent performance and low-volatility returns

La Trobe Australian Credit Fund earns ‘Recommended’+ rating

Home loan rates see movement – RateCity

Cuts dominate hikes, though uncertainty lingers over RBA's next cash rate move

Home loan rates see movement – RateCity

AMP Bank nears rollout of new loan origination platform

Broker feedback drives development of streamlined lending platform

AMP Bank nears rollout of new loan origination platform

ORDE Financial boosts construction loan options

It offers rate cuts, higher loan limits, and expanded broker training

ORDE Financial boosts construction loan options

SME borrowing demand rises – report

Online-only loans gain popularity

SME borrowing demand rises – report

LMG partners with CoreLogic

Brokers gain access to property data and training tools

LMG partners with CoreLogic

NAB responds to ASIC legal action

Regulator alleges bank failed to respond to 345 hardship applications

NAB responds to ASIC legal action

Australia to follow global trend of rate cuts in 2025 – economist

Experts predict gradual relief for borrowers as inflation eases

Australia to follow global trend of rate cuts in 2025 – economist