Unhappy Valentines? Three-quarters of couples argue about money As we approach Valentine's Day, new research shows nearly a quarter of Australians admit to disagreeing with their partner over money. By William Jolly ● February 12, 2021
Neobank 86 400 quintuples loan book after Xinja falters In its year-end update, neobank 86 400 said it now has $200m in home loans on its books, less than a week after Xinja handed back its banking licence. By Harrison Astbury ● December 21, 2020
86 400 launches new '30 second' shared bank accounts Neobank 86 400 has launched new "smart" shared bank accounts, aiming to eliminate one of the most laborious parts of banking. By William Jolly ● December 09, 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
Xinja to limit its maximum interest rate to $50,000 Xinja will soon cut the maximum interest-earning balance limit on its savings account by two-thirds. By William Jolly ● November 16, 2020
Mortgage Choice and 86 400 partner up, offering completely digital home loans 86 400 has partnered up with Mortgage Choice to give more brokers and customers access to its digital home loans. By William Jolly ● November 03, 2020
Neobank only lender to cut home loan rates in a quiet week 86 400 was the only lender in Savings.com.au's market research to cut home loan interest rates this week as speculation of an RBA rate cut grew. By Harrison Astbury ● October 16, 2020
UBank, 86 400 also lower savings account rates Two more major savings account rate changes have been announced today by UBank and 86 400. By William Jolly ● October 09, 2020
How 86 400 plans to ramp up its banking game Celebrating its first anniversary as a bank this week, 86 400 has set itself ambitious targets for the near future. By William Jolly ● July 13, 2020
Neobanks' profiles drop in wake of COVID-19 Analysis released today revealed neobanks have had their media mentions drop by three quarters in the COVID-19 period. By Harrison Astbury ● June 24, 2020