While the news has been flooded with how the government and banks are helping small businesses and mortgage holders during COVID-19, personal loan lenders across the country are offering similar support to their customers.
Over March, a bunch of lenders slashed personal loan rates across secured, unsecured and car loans. And it looks like April is also off to a cracker start.
Up to your ears in debt? Or maybe you’ve just got one lingering debt that’s been following you around like a bad smell? No matter the size of it, at the end of the day, debt is debt and it needs to be paid off otherwise it’ll haunt you for years to come.
According to St. George Bank’s Family Finances survey nearly a quarter (24%) of Australians don’t trust their partner when it comes to managing money and over a quarter (27%) said that it depends on the circumstances.
It’s wedding season lovebirds, or wedding month for that matter, so get ready for all things flowers, champagne, canapes and all the bills that come with them.
The most important thing to know about a green personal loan is that it works just like a regular loan, but with a distinctly green twist.
It’s no secret power prices in Australia have been surging for some years now, but for households who’ve been struggling to keep up with high energy bills, there’s good news on the horizon.
For many Aussies, having solar panels installed typically meant lower energy bills.
Forget star signs and horoscopes, according to specialist credit repairs lawyer MyCRA, if you and your Valentine aren’t financially compatible then you could find yourselves in troubled water.
New year, new decade… but for many Aussies, it looks like old debts on their personal loans and credit cards are here to stay.