Bank Accounts News

NAB app to offer gambling block

In an Australian first, NAB his rolled out an option to block gambling transactions on its Visa Debit and Visa Credit cards via its apps, to help Australians better manage their personal finances.

Mark BristowFeb 24, 2020( 2 min read )

86 400 to help customers get better energy deals

Smart bank 86 400 is offering to help its customers find a better deal on their household’s electricity, thanks to a new energy plan assessment service.

Mark BristowJan 19, 2020( 2 min read )

Fix your finances in 2020 and save over $3,000

Start the new year with more money in your pocket by making four simple changes to your finances – it may save you around $3,000 in 2020.

Alex RitchieJan 17, 2020( 5 min read )

The banks driving sustainable finance in 2020

Banks and other financial services are working together in 2020 to promote sustainable finance, responsible banking, and to support greater social, environmental and economic outcomes in Australia.

Rachel WastellJan 11, 2020( 5 min read )

The organisations helping Australian bushfire victims and volunteers

If you or someone you know have been affected by the ongoing fires, here are some of the resources that are available to victims and volunteers now.

Alison CheungJan 7, 2020( 8 min read )

Four ways to cut your expenses in 2020

Many of us are guilty of setting a fresh goal on January 1, only to find ourselves giving up a few days into the year. Here's how to avoid that in 2020.

Alison CheungDec 27, 2019( 4 min read )

What to do with unwanted Christmas gifts

They say that it’s better to give than to receive. They also say that you can’t always get what you want. Both of these sayings can be true at Christmas time.

Mark BristowDec 26, 2019( 3 min read )

How to make a budget in 2020

Getting your money under control may sound intimidating, but it doesn’t have to be. As the old saying goes, “if you can measure it, you can manage it.”

Mark BristowDec 20, 2019( 8 min read )

Westpac Group last major to bite on Apple Pay

Today’s announcement that the Westpac Group is joining the Apple Pay platform is a win for customers, who have grown increasingly frustrated at the banks’ limited payment technologies.

Laine GordonDec 19, 2019( 2 min read )

Apple Pay, Google Pay and Samsung Pay; what does your bank offer?

Forget cash; mobile payment platforms are the king, with more banks than ever before offering a variety of digital wallet options.

Alex RitchieDec 18, 2019( 1 min read )

Gift cards get better, but there are still some on the naughty list

RateCity has today revealed its annual ‘naughty and nice’ gift card list, as tough new rules abolish short expiry cards.

Laine GordonDec 3, 2019( 4 min read )

RateCity's gift card review

RateCity's 2019 comprehensive gift card review. Compare expiry dates, fees and the nice bits.

Alex RitchieDec 3, 2019( 6 min read )

Big Four vs Credit Unions, why aren’t Aussies making the switch?

Monthly data from APRA shows a domination of the loans market by the big four banks, is now the time to think about switching to a credit union?

Rachel WastellNov 3, 2019( 5 min read )

Mobile is where the money is

When you look at how our mobile usage has changed in recent years, it makes sense why mobile banking has become the most popular banking channel.

Rachel WastellOct 24, 2019( 3 min read )

Credit union vs bank – what’s the difference?

If you’re looking for a new bank, there’s plenty of competition to choose from, including big banks and smaller local banks. But what about credit unions? What are the main differences between a credit union and a bank, and what are their advantages and disadvantages?

Mark BristowSep 20, 2019( 3 min read )

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