Savings Accounts

Casual workers to be offered permanent employment after one year

Casual workers who have been with the same employer for 12 months and working regular shifts must be offered permanent employment.

By Emma Duffy ● December 07, 2020

ING, 86 400, RAMS, UBank and others chop and change savings accounts

There might not have been another cash rate cut in December, but that doesn't mean your savings interest rates aren't changing.

By William Jolly ● December 04, 2020

Spriggy: The pocket money app for kids and parents

Spriggy is an app designed to turn kids pocket money into lifelong good financial habits.

By Alex Brewster ● December 03, 2020

Does my state offer rental bond loans?

Moving home and don’t know if you can afford rental bond? There are a few state-based programs that can help you take care of it.

By Harrison Astbury ● December 02, 2020

ING changes conditions to receive interest on Savings Maximiser account

ING has implemented additional criteria for customers to earn interest on their savings account balance.

By Alex Brewster ● December 02, 2020

Aussies stash nearly 19% of their income in September

Australians are still saving heaps of cash, albeit it a lower rate, as we begin to emerge from the COVID-ravaged economy.

By William Jolly ● December 02, 2020

GDP is up 3.3%, marking end to 'technical' recession

Gross Domestic Product rose 3.3% in the September quarter, the first positive quarter of the year.

By Harrison Astbury ● December 02, 2020

What is leave loading and how does it work?

Leave loading sounds like the agony you feel waiting for enough leave to accrue before you can jet off to Thailand, but it’s actually much cooler than that.

By Harrison Astbury ● December 01, 2020

Australians opting to squirrel away tax cuts instead of topping up super

The majority of Australians plan to save their backdated tax cuts instead of spending or topping up their super, new research shows.

By William Jolly ● November 30, 2020

Lean Christmas ahead as Aussies battle to pay bills

Aussies are expected to spend less on Christmas presents this year as job losses and income cuts impact spending.

By Emma Duffy ● November 23, 2020

Refinance home loans.Rates from 1.69% p.a.

Low-rate car loansRates from 3.94%

Savings ratesof up to 1.50%

Term deposit ratesof up to 1.60%

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Refinance home loans.
Rates from 1.69% p.a.

Low-rate car loans
Rates from 3.94%

Savings rates
of up to 1.50%

Term deposit rates
of up to 1.60%

Let us come to you.
Get Savings in your inbox.