Savings Accounts

GFC was worse than COVID: Treasury

In lieu of reporting a $200 billion Aussie cash stash yesterday, the Treasury report said the 2007-2009 crisis was worse than the COVID-19 recession.

By Harrison Astbury ● January 15, 2021

Aussies spending 40% of their monthly income on bills

As many as 85% of Australians have experienced 'bill shock' in the last three months, with young people forking out over 40% of their income on bills.

By Emma Duffy ● January 15, 2021

Aussies cash in government support to the tune of $200bn in savings

Treasury findings show the pandemic flushed households with extra liquidity, with Australians better off by $200 billion in less than a year.

By Harrison Astbury ● January 14, 2021

Aussies overspending on food but saving on household services

New research has revealed consumers are forking out on food and cutting back on bills.

By Alex Brewster ● January 13, 2021

Australians pull $7k out of super in week before Christmas

About 22,000 Australians withdrew an average of $7,000 each in the week before Christmas under the early release of super scheme.

By Emma Duffy ● January 06, 2021

Job ads hit an 18-month high: ANZ

ANZ has reported a 9.2% 'V-shaped' rebound in job advertisements, now at an 18-month high, but has warned of upcoming challenges for the labour force.

By Harrison Astbury ● January 05, 2021

8 financial resolutions to kick-start 2021

2020 was a dumpster fire of a year but if anything good came out of COVID, it was that it made many of us more aware of our spending habits.

By Emma Duffy ● January 05, 2021

JobKeeper reduced from today: Here's what you should know

The JobKeeper subsidy is being reduced by up to $200 a fortnight per employee today.

By Harrison Astbury ● January 04, 2021

'Zombie company' protections end 1 January

Temporary debt protections put in place in March will be wound back on 1 January, but a permanent increase in the bankruptcy threshold will apply.

By Harrison Astbury ● December 22, 2020

Victoria and Black Friday lead massive spike in retail sales

Australian retail turnover rose 7% in November, seasonally adjusted, with an open Victoria and Black Friday leading the charge.

By Alex Brewster ● December 22, 2020

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Rates from 1.99% p.a.

Low-rate car loans
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of up to 3.50%

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of up to 1.45%

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