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Brake on Australia’s addiction to property has come just in time – The Sydney Morning Herald

Of course, writing too many loans that people cant afford will ultimately destroy shareholder value, if it all goes bad. But a little bit of mis-selling here and there? A little pushing of the boundaries of responsible lending to feed Australians obsession with homeownership? Sure.

The heat is coming out of the property market. Only half the properties that went to auction in Sydney and Melbourne on the weekend found buyers.

The heat is coming out of the property market. Only half the properties that went to auction in Sydney and Melbourne on the weekend found buyers.

Photo: Peter Braig

Instead of disciplined scrutiny of borrowers financial accounts, banks have been found to have loan approval processes that rely excessively on so-called benchmarks of living expenses, with little – and sometimes no – attention paid to households actual costs, or their overall debt profile.

As the hea…

Read the full article at: https://www.smh.com.au/business/the-economy/brake-on-australia-s-addiction-to-property-has-come-just-in-time-20180715-p4zrk2.html

Category: GamblingBy Insolvency GuardianJuly 15, 2018

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Brake on Australia’s addiction to property has come just in time – The Sydney Morning Herald

Of course, writing too many loans that people cant afford will ultimately destroy shareholder value, if it all goes bad. But a little bit of mis-selling here and there? A little pushing of the boundaries of responsible lending to feed Australians obsession with homeownership? Sure.

The heat is coming out of the property market. Only half the properties that went to auction in Sydney and Melbourne on the weekend found buyers.

The heat is coming out of the property market. Only half the properties that went to auction in Sydney and Melbourne on the weekend found buyers.

Photo: Peter Braig

Instead of disciplined scrutiny of borrowers financial accounts, banks have been found to have loan approval processes that rely excessively on so-called benchmarks of living expenses, with little – and sometimes no – attention paid to households actual costs, or their overall debt profile.

As the hea…

Read the full article at: https://www.smh.com.au/national/brake-on-australia-s-addiction-to-property-has-come-just-in-time-20180715-p4zrk2.html

Category: GamblingBy Insolvency GuardianJuly 15, 2018

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