
Easy ways to earn Qantas Points that don’t involve spending a cent
Qantas Frequent Flyers have long been able to boost their points balance through everyday spending – but now your bank balance could be working just as hard as your credit card.
Qantas Frequent Flyers have long been able to boost their points balance through everyday spending – but now your bank balance could be working just as hard as your credit card.
As the end of financial year (EOFY) draws closer, new research shows more than 7 in 10 Australians plan to shop the sales this June – a clear sign that households are seeking ways to make their money go further.
Planning your next overseas trip? You might be booking the perfect Airbnb and budgeting for cocktails by the beach but there’s a good chance your bank is secretly coming along for the ride and quietly skimming your spending.
Australians are embracing the shift from physical bank and ATM cards, with smartphone-powered payments leading the charge. However, the next frontier in how we pay may not be in your hand – but on your wrist or even in your palm.
Whether you’re running an online store, freelancing after hours or delivering Uber Eats on your bike, your side hustle could be under the tax microscope at the end of the financial year (EOFY).
Clunky interfaces, confusing navigation, and feature bloat have long plagued the digital banking experience, especially when you’re just trying to do the basics. But that tide is starting to turn.
When most of us check our bank account, it’s for one of three reasons: Has my pay landed? What’s my balance? And seriously – did I really spend that much on sushi last month?
Imagine if your everyday spending could turn into a $100,000 payday. Thanks to ubank’s latest promotion, it just might!
The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) has expressed alarm over the Australian banking industry's proposal to decommission the Bulk Electronic Clearing System (BECS) , a critical financial infrastructure handling nearly $18 trillion in payments annually.
Most people view their savings account as a safe place to keep their hard-earned cash. While this is true, that same bank account might also be quietly eroding wealth away. From fees, low rates, and the invisible hand of inflation, several factors could be diminishing your savings more than you imagine.