Monthly Spotlight: Broker Education
Every month, Mortgage Professional America is producing a series of articles on a theme affecting mortgage professionals across the US. All coverage through the month can be found here
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Earlier this year, AE Wealth Management brought on Shannon Larson, a former Osaic executive, as its new president. At Osaic, Larson’s leadership helped scale the firm to $230 billion through different strategies. Now, AE Wealth is hoping she’ll help achieve its goal of $250 billion in managed assets by 2035. The RIA just hit its…
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More cracks emerge in AI-related bonds as Meta, Microsoft earnings loom
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RBA rate call: What happens next for property?
At its fifth meeting of the year, the RBA has announced its cash rate decision, with higher living costs and tax changes weighing on buyer demand, borrowing capacity, and property price growth. For the second time this year, the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) kept the cash rate at 4.35 per cent, providing Australians with…
