
ACCC issues advice on rising coronavirus scams, how to keep your money safe
During times of crisis, it’s not uncommon for online scammers to prey on vulnerable Aussies and their fears.

During times of crisis, it’s not uncommon for online scammers to prey on vulnerable Aussies and their fears.

Although you may not be over the moon to be cooped up inside all day long, if you do have to work from home for the next few weeks, it might be an ideal time to tick off all those finance-related life-admin tasks you’ve been putting to one side. By doing just some of these, you could save yourself some serious dollars.

For many low-income earners and retirees, the Australian government’s $17.6 billion coronavirus (COVID-19) stimulus package could mean a bit of financial relief to help cover expenses, from groceries to the electricity bill.

Young Australians may pride themselves on being online savvy, but a recent report by the ACCC suggests some of that confidence might be misplaced.

It’s been twelve months since the infamous Royal Commission into banking and a new report has revealed that the big 4 are still the least trusted banks. According to the study by J.D. Power, customer-owned banks, such as Heritage Bank and People’s Choice Credit Union are winning Aussies’ hearts with higher credibility and overall authenticity.

Whether you are after a personal bank account or an account for your small business, there are a whole bunch of killer offers on the market at the moment.

From being able to tap and go with your phone to paying off an online shop in installments, we’ve witnessed the emergence of a number of financial innovations in the past few years.

Checking your bank balance, making transfers between friends or topping up your savings account are all daily banking habits of many Australians.

Money can be a tough subject sometimes, no matter your age. But a large majority of Aussie parents feel that it’s up to schools to equip kids with the financial knowledge they need, not just at home.

Latest research from Roy Morgan has revealed the top brands Aussies deemed to be the most trustworthy. In a survey of more than 14,000 Aussies, Bendigo Bank and Woolworths were among the top 10 most trusted brands in Australia.