Aussies shock personal debt struggle
Australians experiencing financial stress are being urged to exercise their right to seek assistance from their bank or lender.
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‘What the hell’: Family’s $280k Westpac fury
A family has been left stunned after learning about the huge amounts of money their mother mysteriously withdrew on 70 occasions before her death.
How can companies live beyond 100 years?
Longevity in organisations is rarer than you think. Here are some of the habits of healthy old companies.
Aussie shares slump on CPI shock
Australian shares slumped on Wednesday after hotter-than-expected CPI numbers renewed inflation fears and narrowed the likelihood of rate cuts this year.
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NAB refunds 1.7m to customers
NATIONAL Australia Bank has refunded $1.7 million to home loan customers after discovering it had been charging too much interest in an internal review.
How to score $7 movie tickets
THE silent “debit card” majority finally have a rewards program, with millennial-friendly freebies from Event Cinemas, Showpo and Crust Pizza.
Trump’s $300m money mystery
THE personal bank of Trump and his family is facing calls to release further information about a loan made to help Trump out of a sticky situation.
$290 million paywave scam
WE LOVE tap-and-go, except for this one annoying feature — and it turns out Australia’s banks are raking in $290 million off it.
Trouble’s brewing: Bank on it
LAST financial year CommBank made a profit of nearly $10b. That’s billion with a B. The royal commission into banks could shock our economy to its core.
Mum’s $15,000 CommBank shock
THIS Sydney mum has a warning for others after battling the Commonwealth Bank for more than two months over a “shocking” loan.
‘Malcolm Turnbull is a wildebeest’
AS THE Prime Minister is forced to call the royal commission into the banking sector that he has spent the last year-and-a-half opposing, his leadership is on shaky ground.
Suncorp debit cards suffer outage
HUNDREDS of customers have slammed Suncorp after being left unable to pay for fuel and groceries due to a major debit card outage.
Let off for $4.6m bank glitch spender
SHE was alleged to have spent millions on designer goods after her bank accidentally gave her an unlimited overdraft in a “big, fat error”. But all charges have now been dropped.
Shockwaves over bank bombshell
AUSTRALIA’S ‘big four’ are set to face the music after the Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull reversed his longstanding opposition to a banking Royal Commission.
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