Senator Andrew Bragg unpacks the home ownership inquiry
Australia’s financial regulation may be in for a shake-up to support lending to first-time buyers.
In this episode, Liberal senator Andrew Bragg shares what the new home ownership inquiry, recently launched by the Senate, will look at and why he wants to hear from stakeholders in property, mortgage broking and beyond.
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The shadow assistant minister for home ownership shares with listeners what the Senate economics references committee aims to address with this inquiry, and what else he feels could be done to improve first home ownership in Australia.
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