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86 400 to halve savings account deposit limit for its maximum interest rate

Neobank 86 400 has made a significant change to its savings account, cutting in half the maximum deposit limit.

By William Jolly ● September 18, 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

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

Up Bank data shows how peak-isolation changed spending habits

As we begin to move out of coronavirus restrictions, new data shows just how significantly our spending was affected at the peak of the shutdowns.

By William Jolly ● June 02, 2020

Up Bank the latest to cut savings account rates

Up is the latest bank to cut interest rates for savers, decreasing its total interest rate by 15 basis points.

By William Jolly ● April 06, 2020

ANZ, NAB & Up the latest to cut savings account rates

Major banks ANZ and NAB have joined the chorus of institutions slashing savings account interest rates in March.

By William Jolly ● March 16, 2020

86 400, ME, Ubank and CBA all cut savings account rates

Interest rates on some of Australia's market-leading savings accounts have been slashed in wake of last week's the cash rate cut.

By William Jolly ● March 13, 2020

Neobanks compared: Interest rates & fees

Here's our simple comparison of the rates, fees, features and payment options neobanks offer Australian banking customers.

By William Jolly ● March 12, 2020

ING has the highest retail bank satisfaction

New research has found ING has the highest customer satisfaction among retail banks, while Commonwealth Bank ranks the highest among the major banks.

By William Jolly ● November 19, 2019

TransferWise setting the benchmark for international money transfers in Australia

Despite our love of travelling overseas, Australians are being gouged with hidden transaction fees and exchange rate markups every time we send or spend money abroad.

By Emma Duffy ● November 13, 2019

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