Savings account news and advice

All the latest savings account news and top tips to help you manage your savings account.

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6 savings challenges worth trying in 2023

Whether you're saving for a deposit on a house, a much needed holiday or simply want to stash some cash for a rainy day, making the most of your coin doesn’t have to be a boring task. There are a myriad of savings challenges to help you reach your goal that can get you there in an exciting way.

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7 things think about when choosing your next savings account

So you’ve just mastered the art of sticking to a budget and now have some money set aside for a rainy day or your next holiday. You might be wondering which savings accounts you should keep your hard earned money in.

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10 savings tips for your 20s when you love spending money

Whether you want to live it up on a Euro summer trip or just have some extra cash in the bank for a rainy day, saving in your 20s can be tricky. Everyday expenses can add up and you don’t want to sacrifice your social life - money is made to be spent right?

How to maximise your savings with an eofy personal budget

EOFY personal finance check up - Are you maximising your savings?

We know it's fun to do mid-year shopping, but keeping tabs on spending is just as important. If you’re in your twenties and are new to full-time work, it can take a bit of getting used to tracking spending, paying bills and saving.

Why you should open a high interest savings account

Why you should open a High Interest Savings Account

With recent rate hikes by the Reserve Bank of Australia causing banks to raise their interest rates, borrowers have increasingly felt squeezed. However, if you’re a saver, now might be your time to shine as high interest savings accounts have been bringing in great returns with some savings accounts as high as 5%.

Super saving kids exceeding adults in financial literacy according to kit report

Super saving kids exceeding adults in financial literacy according to Kit report

Kids as young as six years old are showing a remarkable uptick in financial literacy, according to a report by Kit. The study, covering more than 4,000 families, paints a more positive picture of family finance in comparison to the latest HILDA survey—which found each age group experiencing a decline in financial literacy and that adults struggled to answer basic questions about money.