Be mindful of your credit card’s revert rate Don't let yourself be caught unaware by a high revert rate on your balance transfer card. Learn what they are, and how you can avoid paying them. By William Jolly ● March 30, 2021
Which credit cards have the lowest cash advance rates and fees? Want to withdraw cash using your credit card? It can be expensive, so it’s handy to look at cards that have competitive cash advance rates and fees. By Harrison Astbury ● March 11, 2021
Which credit cards have the longest interest free periods? Many credit cards have interest-free periods of around 55 days. But some allow much more than this, which could be a blessing or a curse. By Harrison Astbury ● March 09, 2021
0% credit card balance transfer offers According to the RBA, there are over 13 million active credit cards in Australia, making over $21 billion in transactions each month. By Alex Brewster ● March 08, 2021
Which banks don’t allow spending on gambling? Here’s a list of Australian financial institutions that you could consider using to help curb your gambling spend. By William Jolly ● March 02, 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
How does Zip Pay work? Wanting to use Zip Pay or Zip Money? Savings.com.au explains what it is and how it works. By William Jolly ● February 11, 2021
Where can I get a credit card with a low interest rate? The lowest interest rates for credit cards can be under 10% per annum, but what are the catches? By Harrison Astbury ● February 01, 2021
Buy now, pay later platform Klarna surpasses 500,000 Aussie customers One of the newest buy now, pay later platforms in Australia has surpassed a major customer milestone on the eve of its first anniversary down under. By William Jolly ● January 28, 2021
Slater & Gordon launches class action against 'junk' ANZ insurance Law firm Slater & Gordon has commenced proceedings against ANZ for issuing what has been labelled "junk" insurance to consumers. By Harrison Astbury ● December 04, 2020