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Humm, Bundll downloads almost double in latest results

One of Australia's leading buy now, pay later providers has almost doubled its number of app downloads in the second half of 2020.

By William Jolly ● February 24, 2021

Retail trade recovers in January after plunging over Christmas

Retail turnover rebounded by 0.6% in January 2021 after a surprising fall over the Christmas period.

By Emma Duffy ● February 19, 2021

NSW nixes motion to ban school banking

Late last night, the NSW Legislative Council debated a motion calling on the State Government to ban school banking, and it was voted down 35-6.

By Harrison Astbury ● February 18, 2021

Home loan demand outstripping other forms of credit

Demand for consumer credit ended 2020 down sharply in all categories except home loans.

By William Jolly ● February 17, 2021

No-interest credit cards are popular, but are they worth the hype?

New bank data suggests 'no-interest' credit cards are proving very popular. So what's with these cards and how do they work?

By William Jolly ● February 17, 2021

Do a 'subscription intervention' and save yourself up to $400 a year

Three out of five Australians are paying for online services they've stopped using, potentially wasting hundreds of dollars per year.

By William Jolly ● February 11, 2021

Credit card debt fell 25% in 2020, but rose in December

Aussies collectively paid off more than a quarter of their credit card debt over 2020, but were less disciplined in December.

By William Jolly ● February 08, 2021

Are 'micropayments' the next big payment method?

Eftpos has announced plans to bring a 'micropayment' network to Australia. But what exactly is a micropayment?

By William Jolly ● February 03, 2021

The UK will regulate BNPL: Will Australia do the same?

The UK has announced plans to regulate buy now, pay later platforms, which could have implications for the sector down under.

By William Jolly ● February 03, 2021

Why isn't financial literacy its own subject in schools?

Why I think financial literacy, banking, money management - whatever you want to call it - should be a mandatory topic taught in Australia schools, on its own.

By William Jolly ● February 01, 2021

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