ATM fees still over $50 million per month!

RateCityMar 28, 2011( 1 min read )

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Cash rate holds at 1.5%, yet mortgage stress on the rise

The RBA has left the cash rate on hold at the historical low of 1.5 per cent today. Yet, new research shows that the financial pressures of paying off a home loan are increasing.

Dec 6, 2016( 2 min read )

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Click to pay is king as consumers embrace bank technologies

Many Australians now pay their bills with a few taps of the finger, as banks beef up their mobile and digital-banking offerings.

Nov 21, 2016( 2 min read )

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Aussie travellers hit with $535m in overseas card fees

Australians are being slugged with fees worth an estimated $535.8 million a year for using their credit and debit cards overseas, new RateCIty research shows.

Dec 21, 2015( 2 min read )

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Good progress, but Australians still waste $51M per month on ATM fees

Significant increase in use of own banks’ ATMs since new regulations introduced. But many Australians still paying unnecessary ATM fees. What can you do to avoid the penalty.

Jul 20, 2010( 1 min read )

Use of foreign ATMs decreased as many Australians avoid fees by using own bank. While availability of ATMS in regional and rural areas increased, regional Australians still being hurt financially

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