Financial mistake leaving Aussies ‘worse off’
Australians are being warned not to be sucked into psychological stress amid the cost of living crisis that could end up in them losing money.
Banking
‘AI won’t outsmart the markets’
Dimensional is the world’s biggest fund manager that you have never heard of. And it is backing markets over machines.
BHP may have uncovered a new wages time bomb
The miner has severely damaged calls for restraint around workplace rule changes and pay rises.
Major bank’s surprise home loan move
With yet more interest rate rises expected from the Reserve Bank, one of the country’s largest lenders has announced it will buck a “big four” trend.
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Six years homeless after $165k loan
After falling behind on his $165,000 mortgage, Bill Heath was “cleaned out” by Westpac. Today, the 64-year-old lives in the bush, where it’s free.
NAB’s plan to axe up to 180 jobs
NAB plans to cut up to 180 jobs as it overhauls its branch staffing across the country after it revealed 6000 jobs would need to go by 2020.
3.49pc home loan ‘game-changer’
A new online lender has vowed to help Aussies pay off their loans faster with a 3.49 per cent interest rate in the wake of the banking royal commission.
Triguboff: banks need to start lending
The billionaire says the tight lending restrictions is a bigger issue facing the property market than the cutting or hiking of the official interest rate.
How the banks could pay Aussies back
The nation’s leading consumer law firm is taking matters into its own hands by threatening to make banks pay up, writes Joe Hildebrand in this exclusive.
Family’s $1.8m Westpac mortgage hell
Michelle and Ian Tate were on a single income when Westpac lent them more than $1.8m. Now they’re about to lose it all — and they’re suing the bank.
Bank victims to get second chance
Labor has revealed the cornerstone of its response to the banking royal commission — an “unprecedented” scheme to compensate customers.
UBS to pay billions for tax swindle
A French court has ordered Swiss bank UBS to pay a record $6 billion in fines for helping wealthy clients evade tax authorities, wrapping up one of the biggest-ever tax evasion trials.
New Labor bank crackdown revealed
Treasurer Josh Frydenberg has dismissed a Labor plan to grill bank chiefs twice a year on their progress implementing royal commission findings as the ‘latest attempt to appear tough’.
Bank boss gets golden handshake
He came under withering fire during the royal commission. Now NAB chief executive Andrew Thorburn is getting a golden handshake.
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