March saw just $34.62 billion withdrawn from ATMs across the country, down 20% from February's $43 billion.
This represents the lowest level since April 1999, when Australia's population was less than 19 million.
on 12 May 2020
March saw just $34.62 billion withdrawn from ATMs across the country, down 20% from February's $43 billion.
This represents the lowest level since April 1999, when Australia's population was less than 19 million.
Harrison is Savings.com.au's Assistant Editor, and also Editor & Research Analyst of sister comparison site InfoChoice.com.au. Prior to joining Savings Media Group in January 2020, he worked for some of Australia's largest comparison sites and media organisations, and has key interests in housing policy, real estate, and niche topics such as the gold standard.
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