Jodie Humphries

Next Business Energy: Solutions for small, medium and large businesses | RateCity

Next Business Energy is an electricity retailer focused on commercial customers that is geared towards the specific requirements of businesses of all sizes.

Everything you need to know about Electricityinabox | RateCity

Electricityinabox is an up and coming, 100 per cent Australian owned, authorised electricity retailer. They promise some of the quickest electricity activation with no lock-in contracts.

Evergy Energy: A one-stop-shop for your embedded network | RateCIty

Evergy is an embedded network service provider in New South Wales. Offering multiple facilities, including electricity, hot water, internet, gas, and air-conditioning, it’s a one-stop-shop for customers.

Can you finance two cars on one loan? | RateCity

If you’re planning to buy two cars and need to finance your purchases, you may be wondering if you can buy two cars with one loan?

humm: What is it and how does it work | RateCity

humm is a buy now, pay later platform that allows you to break down your purchases up to $30,000 into interest-free instalments spread over several months. However, not meeting the repayment schedule could see you hit with a late payment fee and could also hurt your credit rating.

A guide to mortgage statements for your home loan

Find out what is a mortgage statement and the information it contains.

What is Litecoin and how to buy it?

Litecoin is a cryptocurrency quite similar to Bitcoin but with faster transactions executed at a lower cost.

Bundll: What is it and how does it work?

Bundll is a buy now, pay later (BNPL) service that lets you shop for up to $1,000 at any retailer (whether online or in-store) that accepts Mastercard. However, unlike other BNPL services, bundll is designed to pay for your everyday purchases by clubbing your weekly spends into a single bundll that can be paid off in 14 days, without any interest.

Laybuy: What’s different about this retailer-centric bplatform?

Laybuy is a buy now, pay later service like Afterpay that lets you spend up to $1,200 on a wide range of products and pay off your purchases in six equal weekly instalments.

Openpay: How it works and other information you need to know

Openpay is a buy now, pay later (BNPL) platform used for everyday spending, meddical expenses into interest-free instalments, having a maximum spending limit of $20,000,