Tips for handling stressed clients as a conveyancer

tips for managing stressed clients

The conveyancing industry continues to roll into the latter half of 2023, with properties selling before auction, it’s become a high volume sport for practitioners. But with every property transaction, comes an increasing number of stressed clients.   Being stressed while buying or selling a property comes with the territory. Especially when your client is handling multiple agencies, practitioners, […]

<strong>Breaking down the next conveyancing technology trends: AI, ML & IoT</strong> 

Artificial intelligence (AI) and tech trends in conveyancing

Besides commonly used technologies like Office 365 and Search Platforms, the conveyancing sector is now exploring advanced options such as Artificial Intelligence (AI), Machine Learning (ML), and the Internet of Things (IoT).  AI and ML have emerged as game-changers for businesses worldwide, including conveyancing. They offer transformative capabilities that can revolutionise operations and decision-making. AI […]

Australian workplace changes all conveyancing business’ need to know

Workplace law updates from July 2023

Conveyancing and legal practice owners need to be aware of the number of changes that will affect their business from 1 July 2023. These include changes to the national minimum wage, super guarantee rate, workplace laws, energy bill relief fund for small businesses, and business name fees. National Minimum Wage increase From 1 July 2023, […]

Navigating remote team management challenges for conveyancing firms

Conveyancing employee remote working

With the rise of remote work, many businesses are faced with the challenge of managing teams spread across different locations. While remote work offers flexibility and opportunities for global collaboration, it also presents unique management challenges. In this blog, we will explore some key strategies to help you navigate the challenges of remote team management […]

Behind the RBA July rate hold

RBA interest rates hold

Former Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) Governor, Philip Lowe, issued a statement explaining why the RBA board decided to hold on an interest rate rise in July. This interest rate hold was just the second time in the last 14 months, keeping the cash rate target unchanged at 4.10 per cent and the interest rate paid on […]

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