Leaders and executives from the big four banks, Bank Australia, and a number of financial, civic and educational institutions have recently come together to help steer the finance sector down a more socially responsible path.
There are banks and credit unions out there for teachers, police, firefighters, you name it, but did you know that there’s a Mozo Experts Choice Award-winning bank designed especially for medical practitioners? If you are an ambitious medical, dental or veterinary professional, then you deserve nothing less than an award-winning bank account to suit your lifestyle.
The numbers have been crunched and the results for the Mozo Experts Choice Awards are in, with ING taking out awards for the best value in savings, term deposits, everyday accounts and more, showing that it’s a top choice for Aussies looking for everyday banking with great value and competitive interest rates.
If you’ve ever wondered what makes a top bank and savings account, then today is your lucky day because we’ve just announced the winners of our 2019 Mozo Experts Choice Deposit Awards.
Bank account fees have traditionally been the bane of Aussie banking customers, but new figures have revealed that Australians don’t necessarily have be paying them. According to an analysis of 107 bank accounts in the Mozo database, 41 accounts have a $0 monthly fee with no strings attached. As well as this, there are 36 accounts that waive their monthly fees for account holders who are able to make regular deposits.
The rapid change of the financial world has presented a range of processes that challenge the way we once thought about traditional banking, and it can be easy to fall behind the times.
It looks like CommBank customers will be starting of the new year with a brand new feature, as the major bank has today announced that Apple Pay will be made available to customers from January 1.
Just when you thought you’d seen the last of ATM fees, NAB has announced that as of 1 January 2019, it will no longer be part of the rediATM network, meaning customers will start paying fees at these ATMs.
From wearables to personalised interest rates, we’ve seen some pretty awesome changes to banking in 2018.
No it’s not the number of Aussies promising to hit the gym on January 2, nor is it those among us who are planning to cut back on the number of Uber Eats orders they make.