$560,000 sent to wrong bank account
An Aussie boss accidentally sent more than half a million dollars to the wrong bank account, but the owner hasn’t been found.
Banking
CBA staff threaten to quit over WFH mandate
Hundreds of CommBank employees have written to complain about being ordered back into the office, with some threatening to quit.
Bank’s crackdown on financial abuse
Those committing financial abuse would be banned from accessing their accounts under the incoming update.
Aussies left in lurch as Commbank crashes
One of Australia’s big four banks is experiencing a major outage to its online banking services, leaving Aussies unable to access their money.
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Two words from judge spark fury
A federal court handed a sensational victory to Westpac in a landmark decision — but it was these two words from the judge that sparked fury.
‘Laughable’ banking plan slammed
Massive changes are supposedly coming for Australia’s banks within a few months — but critics say it’s a case of too little, too late.
Westpac’s $1.8 million stuff-up
Tens of thousands of Westpac customers are about to get a refund after the bank admitted to overcharging fees due to an “error”.
Hacker caught by stupid mistake
The software engineer allegedly behind one of the largest bank data breaches in history made a stupid mistake leading to her arrest.
Westpac’s landmark legal win affects all lenders
Westpac has won a legal battle against the corporate cop ASIC over claims the bank violated lending laws, but the ruling will affect all lenders.
400,000 NAB customers must watch for this letter
The National Australia Bank is notifying 400,000 customers of whether they are eligible to join a class action after being sold junk credit card and personal loan insurance.
CBA’s $1.2b royal commission wipe-out
Australia’s biggest bank has revealed the massive costs related to trying to win back trust after being dragged over the coals during the royal commission.
‘Sexually transmitted debt’ rife
Scores of Australians could be suffering from “sexually transmitted debt” or even worse — economic abuse. And yet, they may not even know it.
Fraser Anning facing bankruptcy
Former Senator Fraser Anning is facing a new blow three months after failing to secure re-election, with bankruptcy proceedings under way.
Aussies turn their backs on personal loans
The number of Aussies taking out personal loans has plunged to its lowest level since 2015 as consumers work to slash their debt. But experts say they still play a crucial role in “making life happen”.
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