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What should you do with your savings? Nothing at all

What should you do with your savings? Nothing at all

To utilise your money and truly get the most out of it, right now, you actually don’t need to lift a finger.

  • by Victoria Devine

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Complaints surge about banks not doing enough to prevent scams

Complaints surge about banks not doing enough to prevent scams

Australians’ complaints over payment scams have grown exponentially. Should banks be on the hook to reimburse customers?

  • by John Collett
We must stop this ‘nasty weed’ plaguing our financial system
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We must stop this ‘nasty weed’ plaguing our financial system

It’s pervasive, affecting more and more people every day, and it wastes time – and yet most people have never heard of it.

  • by Noel Whittaker
ANZ fires, suspends traders amid alleged dealing misconduct

ANZ fires, suspends traders amid alleged dealing misconduct

ANZ chief Shayne Elliott said the bank’s board is probing the alleged misconduct and would “ensure consequences will be applied to senior executives, both past and present, including myself, where appropriate”.

  • by Harry Brumpton
Banks to refund $28m to low-income customers kept in high-fee accounts

Banks to refund $28m to low-income customers kept in high-fee accounts

The corporate watchdog found four banks kept at least two million customers in high-fee accounts, even though they were eligible for cheaper products.

  • by Millie Muroi
Why first-time buyers are finding it harder to get a mortgage

Why first-time buyers are finding it harder to get a mortgage

More first home buyers are struggling to get their mortgage applications over the line with lenders.

  • by John Collett
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Grieving mother vows to stop abusers profiting from victims’ deaths
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Grieving mother vows to stop abusers profiting from victims’ deaths

Julie Adams says her beautiful, feisty daughter died after relentless and emotional, sexual, physical and financial abuse. She wants to stop it happening to others.

  • by Claire Ottaviano
Australians have been short-changed billions. Now banks are being forced to change

Australians have been short-changed billions. Now banks are being forced to change

Treasurer Jim Chalmers is unveiling changes to how banks inform their customers on everything from deposits to mortgage rates, so people can make better financial choices.

  • by Shane Wright
‘Fatal consequences’: Social entrepreneur brings financial abuse battle to Perth

‘Fatal consequences’: Social entrepreneur brings financial abuse battle to Perth

Catherine Fitzpatrick is taking on major institutions in a bid to eradicate the abuse she says lies at the root of a huge number of domestic violence situations.

  • by Jesinta Burton
Should Australia have a new taxpayer-owned bank?

Should Australia have a new taxpayer-owned bank?

A Nationals-led Senate inquiry into bank branch closures has urged the government to investigate the establishment of a bank owned by taxpayers.

  • by Clancy Yeates
Banks open to overlooking student debt in home loans – but there’s a catch

Banks open to overlooking student debt in home loans – but there’s a catch

The banks say it should be up to financial regulators to determine whether student debt gets special treatment in mortgage assessments.

  • by Natassia Chrysanthos and Angus Thompson