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7 ways to be thrifty and save money you might not have heard of
Economic pressures have left many feeling the squeeze on their budgets. As a result, most of us are probably not saving as much as we should be.
Economic pressures have left many feeling the squeeze on their budgets. As a result, most of us are probably not saving as much as we should be.
After the RBA’s cash rate hike this week to 3.35%, pressure is mounting on banks to up their savings accounts interest rates too.
New research from ING has uncovered that more than half (55%) of Australians surveyed said that they were planning on doing a spring clean of their finances in 2023.
Can’t seem to save money? You’re not alone. Modern life comes with many sneaky little expenses, lots of which have inflated in the last year with the rising cost of living.
For high interest rate chasers, savings accounts are pretty appealing right now. Following multiple cash rate hikes in 2022, rates have continued to increase.
Is 2023 the year you’ll finally get your finances together? Smash your savings goals two weeks at a time with the bi-weekly savings challenge.
With every New Year comes the chance to reinvent yourself and take the year ahead into your own hands, and it’s no different with your finances.
As Christmas spending goes into hyperdrive, Aussies are looking to get the most out of the money they’re spending.
Climate change is bad for business, not just the planet. Australia’s leading oversight authority warned the nation’s top five banks this week that unless they take action, their finances could take a loss in the coming years – leaving them vulnerable to future economic shocks.
People who rename their savings accounts with an emoji are shaving 40% off the average time to reach their goals, says new data from Australian digital bank ubank.