You know social media videos work, but it's hard to know what to say each week. Every day, Tention turns the lending news into questions your clients might ask you.
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The news comes from a feed of more than 150,000 publishers, filtered down to Australian property and lending stories. Here are three recent ones and the question each one became.
The West Australian
24 Sept 2026
The news keeps calling this a 'mortgage war' between banks. What even is that, and is it actually different from just normal competition?
From the story: Banks face profit crunch as rate rises heat up mortgage war
brokernews.com.au
22 Sept 2026
More and more home buyers are going through brokers, and smaller banks are now competing hard for that business. If that trend keeps growing, what does that actually mean for someone sitting down to buy a home in Melbourne right now?
From the story: Great Southern Bank lifts home lending 7.6% in FY26
Yahoo7 Finance
22 Sept 2026
If new home loan rates are now mostly starting above six per cent, what does that actually mean for a family trying to buy a home right now?
From the story: Mortgage move to save $776 as CBA sends 'clear signal' with huge hikes for customers
These are live from Tention's broker feed and change through the week as new stories come in.
Template posts go out the same on every broker's page. Tention writes your questions from your website, the clients you look after and the topics you pick, so what you post comes from your unique perspective.
See how Tention works for an office →New home loan rates now mostly start above six per cent.

Sarah · first home buyers
If new loans now mostly start above six per cent, does that mean I can borrow less than I could last year?

Helen · investors
With rates above six per cent, does it still make sense to keep my investment loan on interest only?
Hot Takes
Questions from this week's news, each worded three ways so you can pick the one that sounds like you. Stories drop off after about a week.
Slow Burns
The questions clients ask all year round, like whether an advertised rate is the rate they'll actually get. They're sorted by the topics you choose, for weeks when the news is quiet.
Your own ideas
Write down a question a client asked you, or attach a video you've already filmed. You can do it on your phone or in the web app, and it goes into your library.

Slow Burns
The stories you can always come back to.
Interest rates
When a lender advertises an interest rate, is that the rate everyone actually gets, or is it more complicated than that?
Credit advice
Why would someone spend time trying to improve their credit score before applying for a home loan, instead of just letting the lender decide?
Mortgage broking services
Most people already have a bank they trust. So why would someone bother calling a mortgage broker the next time they need a loan?

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