Are you considering switching your bank account? Whether you're looking for better rates, fewer fees, or improved services and features, changing your bank account can be a smart financial move. This guide will walk you through the process in four easy to follow steps.
If you're an investor looking to streamline your finances, a cash management account might be the solution you need. Whether you're managing your own super fund, investing in shares, or collecting rental income from an investment property, a cash management account (SMA) can help. In short, it keeps your investment money separate from your everyday spending while still earning competitive interest rates.
Bank accounts can differ based on their interest rates, fees, features and security. If you’re a senior looking for a bank account that better suits your needs, we’ve done some of the hard work here to help.
Living in a shared or ‘share’ house can be a cost-effective way of renting, but it often comes with its fair share of challenges – particularly when managing finances.
Osko is a fast and convenient payment network that operates under the NPP (New Payments Platform) in Australia. Launched in 2018, it allows users to make real-time payments between participating banks and financial institutions, ensuring money is transferred almost instantly.
Open banking is an innovative process aimed at revolutionising traditional banking systems across the world and has been implemented in Australia since 2020. The notion of consumer-centric banking has the potential to change how you handle your personal finances. It’s important to be aware of what open banking means for your future money management.
There's a growing movement in Australia to combat climate change and promote ethical practices across various industries. One area gaining significant attention is the banking sector, with many Australians now considering the environmental and social impact of their financial choices. If you're contemplating a switch to ethical banking, this comprehensive guide will walk you through everything you need to know.
Gone are the days when you had to pull out your wallet or write a cheque to pay back a friend or settle a bill. With internet banking and online accounts, sending money to friends, family, or businesses is a breeze.
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By offering digital only access, providers can make banking a more convenient service. But what exactly are online banks and how do they differ from traditional banks?
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When deciding who to manage your money with, there’s more than just traditional banks to choose from. So, what makes mutual banks, and credit unions different? Let’s have a closer look.
Bank account providers offer a range of accounts to suit the needs of different users. Below, we explore some of the bank account options available in Australia.
Opening a bank account in Australia is a straightforward process that can often be completed in just a few minutes, either online or at a branch of your chosen provider. However, to make sure you make the right choice, it's worth investing some time in researching what different bank accounts have to offer.
The recent news of Silicon Valley Bank’s (SVB) collapse has made many Aussies nervous about their bank's stability.
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There’s nothing worse than receiving your bank account statement and realising you’ve accumulated all these additional bank charges you never knew about.
Looking for a better way to manage your money but don’t know where to begin? From everyday transaction accounts and linked savings accounts to credit cards and personal loans, a little attention to your personal banking services can actually save you a bundle.
A checking account is just like any everyday transaction account that lets you make bank deposits as well as withdrawals. The added feature with a checking account is that apart from managing your funds at the branch, at an ATM or online, you also have a cheque book, which enables you to make payments to businesses or people from your account.
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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.