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NAB to remove over 100 customer fees

National Australia Bank (NAB) today announced plans to scrap more than 100 fees from across its products and services.

By Alex Brewster ● September 26, 2019

The average Australian spends $300 a week on food and it’s blowing out our budgets

A quarter of Aussies don’t stick to their food budget and a third don’t budget for food at all, despite blowing close to $300 a week on food individually.

By Emma Duffy ● September 24, 2019

Who Offers Samsung Pay in Australia?

Regardless of whether you think the smartphone has changed the world for better or for worse, there’s no denying it has its uses. You can use it to open and close various apps while you’re bored, and you can use them to avoid making eye contact with strangers on the bus.

By William Jolly ● September 18, 2019

Australians have been quick to lodge their tax returns and are gearing up to spend their refunds

Australians are about to embark on a big shopping spree, and it’s just what the economy ordered.

By Emma Duffy ● September 18, 2019

Online reviews dictate where millennials spend their money

New research has found online reviews are driving where millennials are choosing to spend their money, highlighting the emergence of an ‘opinion economy’.

By Emma Duffy ● September 16, 2019

LatitudePay launches to customers

The newest buy-now, pay-later platform called LatitudePay has launched, the latest in a crowded field of AfterPay competitors.

By Alex Brewster ● September 04, 2019

Who Offers Apple Pay in Australia?

The invention of the smartphone has lead to many problems in our modern society, like the ability to create an Instagram account for your dog that isn’t as cute as you think it is. But one positive of the smartphone era is the ability to make instant contactless payments without needing to dig out your credit card.

By William Jolly ● September 03, 2019

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