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Car Loans
E10 vs 91: Navigating your fuel choicesIf you want to keep your car running smoothly and avoid costly mechanic bills, then choosing the right fuel is important. In Australia, regular unleaded petrol (91), premium unleaded (95 and 98) and E10 are among the most common petrol choices for motorists. If you’ve seen these names on the petrol bowser without fully understanding what they mean, here are the basics to help you make a more informed choice the next time you fill up your car.
Mark Bristow -
20 Feb, 2024 -
5 min read
Car Loans
Economists call for petrol tax hikesEconomists at the Australian National University say motorists would benefit from a higher tax on petrol.
Laine Gordon -
07 Mar, 2013 -
4 min read
Car Loans
Should I choose a petrol, hybrid, or electric engine for my new car?Buying a new car is a big commitment, particularly if you plan to hold onto it for the next five to ten years. So, does it still make sense to buy a car with a petrol engine?
Georgia Brown -
27 May, 2021 -
5 min read
Car Insurance
Do EVs cost more to insure?Electric Vehicles (EVs) generally cost more to purchase than their petrol-powered equivalents, and may also often cost more to insure. However, the fuel cost savings may be able to help offset some of these higher expenses.
Mark Bristow -
14 Aug, 2023 -
4 min read
Car Insurance
Fuel types for cars and how they differLearn the different types of popular fuels required for cars and their fundamental difference.
Vidhu Bajaj -
04 Oct, 2022 -
6 min read
Car Insurance
Roadside AssistanceRoadside assistance, also known as breakdown cover, is a service that provides assistance to motorists, who have become stranded as a result of mechanical failure or other vehicle-related issues.
Patricia Babalis -
31 Mar, 2011 -
2 min read
Savings Accounts
How can I get cheaper petrol?How can I get cheaper petrol? Consumers can use specialist websites, apps and loyalty schemes to get cheaper petrol.
Nick Bendel -
22 Aug, 2017 -
3 min read
Savings Accounts
Five ways to save money at homeLast calendar year, Australians spent $642 billion on general living expenses, according to ASIC's MoneySmart.
Laine Gordon -
18 Apr, 2013 -
3 min read
Savings Accounts
8 ways to get organised in the new financial year8 ways to get organised in the new financial year
Laine Gordon -
10 Jul, 2015 -
4 min read
bnpl
Bundll: What is it and how does it work?Bundll is a buy now, pay later (BNPL) service that lets you shop for up to $1,000 at any retailer (whether online or in-store) that accepts Mastercard. However, unlike other BNPL services, bundll is designed to pay for your everyday purchases by clubbing your weekly spends into a single bundll that can be paid off in 14 days, without any interest.
Jodie Humphries -
29 Jun, 2023 -
6 min read
Energy
LPG vs natural gas: which should you buy?A natural gas connection may appear to be the more efficient choice in the cities. But LPG may be more practical for customers elsewhere.
Jodie Humphries -
30 Apr, 2021 -
4 min read
Energy
Sustainable electricity: which electricity companies are the most sustainable?Sustainability is a huge priority for many Australians. Let’s explore which electricity companies in Australia are the most sustainable, and why they've won the top ranking.
Alex Ritchie -
15 Sep, 2022 -
4 min read
Credit Cards
Are expensive habits hurting your credit card?Is your credit card spending out of control? From petrol to personal training sessions, there are many ways to drive up your debt.
Kate Wick -
02 Nov, 2014 -
3 min read
Credit Cards
Ten interesting facts about credit cardsAre you interested to learn more about credit cards and their history? Here are ten interesting facts about these plastic cards that are sure to leave you intrigued.
Jodie Humphries -
25 Nov, 2020 -
5 min read
Credit Cards
Can my credit card points expire?Here is everything you need to know about how credit card points can be limited and even removed by your card provider.
Alex Ritchie -
01 Sep, 2023 -
4 min read
Home Loans
Opinion: What's all this chat about an RBA cut?What's all this chat about an RBA cut?
Peter Arnold -
02 Feb, 2015 -
5 min read
Home Loans
Cost of living on the rise: time to fix your mortgageCost of living on the rise time to fix your mortgage
Laine Gordon -
12 Apr, 2011 -
2 min read
Home Loans
First home owners: how much can you really afford to borrow?First home owners how much can you really afford to borrow?
Laine Gordon -
23 Apr, 2011 -
2 min read
Bank Accounts
No ATM feesFind accounts with no ATM fees for withdrawals at foreign ATMs. RateCity compares the best of everyday accounts across Australia.
Patricia Babalis -
17 Feb, 2009 -
2 min read
Bank Accounts
Aussies fork out half a billion in ATM feesAustralians are being urged to use their ATM cards wisely after RateCity.com.au analysis of RBA figures shows that collectively we forked out an estimated $548 million in avoidable ATM fees in the past year. ATM fees can be avoided by taking out money when using EFTPOS at the supermarket or the service station or switching to an account that has no ATM fees.
RateCity -
16 Jun, 2016 -
3 min read
Nbn
How can the NBN benefit your business?A speedier internet connection can make life easier for businesses, as it can make completing day-to-day tasks simpler and more efficient. Discover the key benefits of the technology and how NBN could benefit your business.
Jodie Humphries -
05 Apr, 2022 -
5 min read
Cryptocurrency
Top 6 alternative currencies to invest in beyond BitcoinWe’ve all heard of Bitcoin, the world’s iconic cryptocurrency, and how it’s endured booms, busts and bubbles. However, Bitcoin isn’t the only crypto game in town. New altcoins are springing up all the time, each promising to bring something unique to the table.
Peter Terlato -
10 Aug, 2022 -
6 min read