National Australia Bank
App wars: How banks are trying to win over Gen Z
Banks are in engaged in a battle of the apps, as they try to win over younger customers who are juggling saving and spending in a largely cashless world.
- Clancy Yeates
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NAB boss says rates to drop next year with migration to boost growth
NAB chief executive Ross McEwan says interest rates have probably peaked and that Australia is set to avoid a recession even as the economy slows.
- Millie Muroi
Banks raise rates for some new customers amid fight for low-risk loans
The changes signal a “small but significant pivot” away from the intense discounting that has dominated the refinancing market for the past 10 months.
- Clancy Yeates
- Exclusive
- Private banking
Ubank offers customer $100 compensation - with a catch
A customer who complained about NAB’s digital offshoot says the offer, given on condition they keep the matter confidential, is “an insult”.
- Simone Fox Koob
NAB fraudster to await sentence in jail
Helen Rosamond has been jailed ahead of her sentence hearing next year for defrauding the National Australia Bank and paying kickbacks to a senior bank staffer.
- Letters
- Letters
An accusation is one more chance to sling some mud
Age readers discuss whether hearings before the proposed federal anti-corruption commission should be held in private or in public.
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- Interest rates
Banks pass on RBA rate rise in full
After several days of silence from the big four, NAB was the first of the big four to announce its interest rate move
- Clancy Yeates and Simone Fox Koob
- Exclusive
- Big four
NAB backflips on ‘outrageous’ credit card cash ban
NAB has publicly denied ever banning cash at branches. Internal documents show otherwise.
- Charlotte Grieve
- Exclusive
- Big four
‘Have I missed something’: New NAB policy riles customers
National Australia Bank has quietly launched a new policy, requiring customers to make credit card payments online, at post offices or ATMs rather than in branches.
- Charlotte Grieve
- Exclusive
- Employment
‘Extreme burnout’: 1 in 5 Australians quit their job last year, says NAB
Extreme burnout combined with a desire to find a job with purpose are the key drivers behind the mass resignations, before pay.
- Charlotte Grieve
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