Chalmers takes economic plan to India
The federal Treasurer denies the trip will be awkward as he heads to India with outgoing RBA governor Philip Lowe.
Banking
Chalmers now owns the decisions of ‘his RBA’
After turning succession planning into a political football, the federal Treasurer now owns the decisions of the central bank that he has shaped.
Markets respond to new RBA boss
An encouraging sign has emerged after the Prime Minister announced that Phil Lowe would be replaced as Reserve Bank governor.
Who is the new RBA governor?
The Reserve Bank of Australia will for the first time be led by a woman, veteran bureaucrat Michele Bullock.
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Barefoot Investor slams CBA for ’product flogging’ to kids
Kids banking programs are under increased scrutiny and best-selling finance author Scott Pape says they are not helping children learn about money. ARE THEY DOING MORE HARM THAN GOOD?
ACCC ‘wants to test banks on fairness’
The consumer watchdog has reportedly asked the federal treasurer for approval to conduct another inquiry into the nation’s big banks.
Why mortgage cashback deals leave you worse off
They sound enticing but new figures reveal the big four banks’ mortgage cashback deals could be costly for borrowers.
Three words win banker $7 million
A female banker has won a $7 million sex discrimination claim after her boss repeatedly fobbed her off with three infuriating words.
Aussie home loans assessed in China, India
Three of the nation’s big four banks are being urged to “come clean” about sharing customers’ personal and financial details overseas without their knowledge.
Aussie bank customers warned of new scam
The financial institution at the centre of a giant data breach remains in hot water, as Australians are being urged to remain on high alert. FIND OUT IF YOU ARE AFFECTED
Don’t pay more than $40 for phone plan
Money experts explain why you should pay less than half what you’re currently paying for your phone. They also reveal other great deals.
Warning as bank customers hacked
Tens of thousands of customers’ personal banking details are at risk after scammers broke into a new payment database.
NAB faces $500m fine after dodgy loan allegations
The corporate watchdog has launched a $500 million Federal Court lawsuit against NAB, claiming a $24 billion loan program by the banking giant was rife with fraud.
NAB facing $500 million in fines
ASIC is suing NAB over a home loan program, in the first court action stemming from referrals from the banking royal commission.
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