Denise Raward
About Denise
Denise Raward is a senior finance journalist for Savings.com.au and also writes for Your Mortgage and Your Investment Property magazine.
Denise has been a news journalist at several media organisations including the Australian Broadcasting Corporation and News Corp.
She has specialised in writing about finance, money, and economics since 2021.
Denise's Qualifications
- Bachelor of Business - Communication, Queensland University of Technology
- Master of Arts, Griffith University
- RG146 (Generic Knowledge, Securities, Regulation)
- Certificate IV, Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages
Denise's interests
- Economics
- The property market
- Home loans and mortgages
- Savings accounts and deposit products
- Personal finance
The Savings Tip Jar Podcast
Denise has regularly featured on the Savings Tip Jar podcast, talking about everything from property, interest rates, taxation, and productivity. Find episodes in which Denise has featured below.
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Denise in the Media
Denise has appeared on ABC Radio and 2NURFM.
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Recent articles for this author
Pension and other Centrelink payments rise
Bendigo, AMP Bank cut fixed home loan rates
Term deposit plunge continues - up to 70bp
NAB’s Ubank ups tech for two-day home loan turnaround
Markets pricing four interest rate cuts in 2025
NAB ups credit card fees
Westpac-owned banks slash term deposit rates
BoQ joins fixed home loan rate plunge
How many Aussies are saving amid the cost-of-living crisis?
What are Australians saving for?
The vices Australians spend on the most
NAB and CBA-owned banks join ING, Macquarie in mortgage rate cuts
Westpac slashes term deposit rates, joining ING, BoQ
Household savings flatline as spending also falls
NAB's ubank cuts home loan rates
Where Aussies store their savings
Australian home values keep rising, up another 0.5%
Smaller lenders follow big banks in home loan rate cuts
Lower 3.5% CPI to bring on 'politicisation of inflation'
Teach kids the basics of investing with the Drip micro-investing app
CommBank cuts home loan rates
Which banks and lenders cut home loan rates this week?
Property market delivers windfall profits
May 2025 for interest rate cut: Bendigo Bank
ANZ Plus savings account rules change
Westpac offers new low rate green energy loans
Macquarie leads home loan rate drops in quiet week
Macquarie slashes fixed home loan rates
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