Savings Accounts

JobKeeper and JobSeeker 2.0: Extended but reduced

Today the Federal Government announced an extension of JobKeeper past September on a reduced payment to March 2021.

By Harrison Astbury ● July 21, 2020

Half of Aussies expect to struggle financially because of COVID-19

The coronavirus pandemic will have long-lasting impacts on consumer behaviour with nearly half of Australians expecting to struggle financially over the next few years.

By Emma Duffy ● July 20, 2020

What a revamped JobKeeper could look like

JobKeeper changes for childcare workers apply from today, and from Thursday 23 July wider reforms will be revealed.

By Harrison Astbury ● July 20, 2020

How to catch up if you've withdrawn your super early

With nearly 400,000 young Australians having completely emptied their superannuation balances, there are fears that future generations will struggle to survive on the pension in retirement.

By Emma Duffy ● July 15, 2020

Budgeting fintech Wildcard shutting down

In an email to customers, budgeting and transaction app Wildcard has announced it's closing its doors on 14 August.

By Harrison Astbury ● July 15, 2020

350,000 Aussies double dip on COVID-19 early super withdrawal

Nearly 350,00 Australians have applied to withdraw their super early for the second time in the new financial year, as second round withdrawals open up.

By Emma Duffy ● July 15, 2020

Victorian COVID-19 outbreak sees credit and debit card spending fall

Card spending in Victoria is lagging behind the rest of the nation as a result of their virus outbreak.

By Alex Brewster ● July 14, 2020

The second $750 stimulus payment flows from today

From today (13 July), the second $750 Centrelink stimulus payment will start flowing through to eligible recipients.

By Harrison Astbury ● July 13, 2020

Up to slash savings account interest rate next week

Neobank Up has announced it will be cutting its savings account interest rate by 25 basis points next week.

By William Jolly ● July 09, 2020

Are we getting tax cuts earlier than expected?

Yesterday, both the Prime Minister and Treasurer alluded that the legislated tax cuts from 2022 could be brought forward.

By Harrison Astbury ● July 09, 2020

Refinance home loans.Rates from 1.99% p.a.

Low-rate car loansRates from 3.97%

Savings ratesof up to 3.50%

Term deposit ratesof up to 1.45%

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Refinance home loans.
Rates from 1.99% p.a.

Low-rate car loans
Rates from 3.97%

Savings rates
of up to 3.50%

Term deposit rates
of up to 1.45%

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