The top 5 questions to ask when choosing a home loan

Whether you’re working with a mortgage broker, or doing it alone, there are some essential questions you need to ask when choosing a home loan.

Is it still safe to keep my money in a bank?

Let’s explore how the money you deposit into a bank is kept safe, and whether it is at risk of being compromised.

Should I keep all my money in one bank?

Let’s take a look at some of the common myths of having one bank account and whether they are true or false, as well as some of the benefits of multiple accounts.

Second cut in a month for Dollarmite savers

Australia’s largest bank, CBA, has today cut two of its most popular savings accounts for the second time in a month.

CBA launches Australia’s second no interest credit card in as many days

Australia’s biggest bank, CBA, has announced a no interest credit card – the second of its kind in as many days.

Booming buy now, pay later causing money troubles for 1 in 3 users

Almost a third of people who use buy now, pay later services are finding themselves in financial trouble, according to RateCity research.

Can I use my credit card to pay for a house deposit?

Buying a property is arguably one of the biggest purchases you’ll make in your lifetime, with the initial deposit costing a fair chunk of anyone’s savings. However, you may be wondering if a credit card is an accepted form of payment for a deposit?

Best term deposits for September 2020

Despite a low cash rate, there are still some competitive term deposits on the market if you’re willing to look around.

Can you buy a car with a credit card?

Typically, most Australians will save up for a car or take out a car loan. The former may require more time and effort, and the latter may incur its own fees and risks. But some Aussies may be wondering if they could put a car loan purchase on plastic.

The best savings accounts for August 2020

Finding a savings account that offers a decent return in 2020 can feel a lot like looking for a needle in a haystack. However, the highest rates on the market may be accessible to you if you’re willing to consider switching providers.