Major bank’s huge move on scammers
While criminals siphon hundreds of millions of dollars via scams each year, one bank has launched a new defence.
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‘I lost $13bn’: How NAB’s boss reset banking
After four decades running banks across the world, there’s one thing that stands out for Ross McEwan.
Gold, oil stocks weigh down sharemarket
Lower gold and oil prices weighed on the Australian sharemarket on Friday, but overall the ASX 200 ended the week 1.3 per cent higher.
ASX rallies on US interest rate outlook
The ASX booked a ‘relief rally’ on Thursday on the back of a US Federal Reserve meeting that maintained its outlook for three rate cuts in 2024.
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Bitcoin baron nabbed in Japan
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IT HAS allowed one in eight people in one state to buy their first home. So why doesn’t the rest of Australia have this system?
Telstra customer’s $20k scam nightmare
ONE customer had $20,000 stolen from his account after a Telstra representative handed out his personal details to a scammer over the phone. It was all too easy.
Bank makes getting a mortgage easier
A BANK has become the first to loosen the ‘stress testing’ interest rate used to determine whether customers can meet a mortgage.
Finally inquiry into card rates, fees
SKY-high credit card interest rates and ATM fees will finally come under the spotlight in a Senate inquiry into the charges banks put on its customers.
Australia to join Asian bank
TREASURER Joe Hockey will travel to Beijing on Monday to formally sign up to the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank, joining 56 other countries.
Banks’ dodgiest fee under threat
IT’S the infuriating fee we’re all forced to pay for no apparent reason. Now, finally, someone’s trying to shut it down.
Beware as banks offer $80K loans
BANKS are enticing customers with personal loans for as much as $80,000, waiving loan establishment fees and giving discounted variable interest rates.
Woman set for US $10 note
THE US will put the image of a woman on an American banknote for the first time in over a century but who is it going to be?
CommBank outage hits Eftpos, Netbank
UPDATE: Commonwealth Bank says ATM, Eftpos and Netbank services have come back online, but acknowledges there may still be delays.
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