Most Aussies have been saving up to spend on Black Friday
More and more Australians are starting to plan their shopping around sales events, with 74% saving up to spend on Black Friday, according to Power Retail.
Younger Aussies are spending more on entertainment, says Commbank
Younger Australians are spending their money on experiences that matter to them as a way to ease stress during the cost-of-living crisis.
25 odd and easy hacks for saving money
So you want to save more money but are short on ideas? Well, I’m here to give you 25 very different, perhaps even odd ways to save money with the help of Mozo’s content team.
Aussies buckle down to save for a special occasion
Younger Aussies are spending less on the small stuff and saving up for big ticket items to make up for lost time during the pandemic.
School’s (almost) out! Here are 4 savings accounts for young adults
With the end of year fast approaching, many young Aussies look forward to the school holidays or a much needed break from university.
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Aussies aren’t spooked by Halloween spending, will spend close to $500m
Aussies will spend a whopping $490 million on Halloween celebrations in 2023, says the Australian Retailers Association and Roy Morgan. This figure represents a 14% increase, or $60 million, compared to the previous year.
Bendigo Bank is Australia’s most trusted bank, says Roy Morgan
Bendigo has been labelled the most trusted bank in Australia for the second year in a row in Roy Morgan’s annual awards.
Christmas shopping early? You’ll need a good savings plan
With less than 100 days to go before Christmas, you may be thinking about your tree and decorations, but how about all those gifts?
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How does $1000 grow in a high-interest savings account?
When it comes to money goals, a long-term view can lead to larger returns. But why is that? Generally, a mix of compound interest and regular monthly deposits can grow an initial balance of $1000 over a long period of time.
Budgeting apps to meet needs of debt-stricken Aussies
For a more seamless budgeting process, Aussies may be looking at digital tools to help them manage their money.