ASX drifts lower in ‘directionless’ trading
The Australian sharemarket fell lower on Tuesday after weak retail sales data hit discretionary stocks.
Banking
‘Easy’ way Aussies can earn hundreds
A simple prompt could help earn Aussies hundreds of dollars, as a major bank announces a new alert system.
Major bank reveals huge rates offer
Australia’s biggest bank is hoping to claw customers away from its competitors, announcing a below-average home loan rate.
Lendlease’s grand plan to bring $4bn back home
The Lendlease boss Tony Lombardo is expected to take a significant step towards reshaping his pressured property play.
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LNP voters want Labor’s bank inquiry
POLLING shows a majority of Coalition supporters want banking royal commission as PM stands firm against the growing pressure.
NAB to shed 6000 jobs after $6.6bn profit
NATIONAL Australia Bank has lifted its full-year profit by 2.5 per cent to $6.6 billion, at the same time as it announced 6000 jobs losses.
Graph proves Cup stopped nation
WHAT were you doing when the Melbourne Cup was on? Most were drinking, eating and cheering, but we all stopped doing one thing.
Commonwealth Bank’s massive profit
COMMONWEALTH Bank has joined the other major lenders in announcing an eye-watering profit, for their first quarter.
The ‘score’ banks can use to judge you
IT SOUNDS creepy, but it might actually be genius. The big banks have been given the chance to rate your “social score”.
Westpac announces mega profit
BANKING giant Westpac has posted an eyewatering full-year profit of just over $8 billion, capping off results from three of Australia’s big four lenders.
CBA chair comes under fire
CBA’S chairman has been grilled over why she signed off on executive bonuses while aware the bank had not complied with anti-money laundering legislation.
Email strikes fear into ANZ staffers
ANZ bank has been criticised by sending an email to staff saying these were ‘exciting times’ as it told them their current roles will no longer exist.
Westpac refunds $65m in errors
WESTPAC is refunding about $65 million to 200,000 Australian customers who did not receive discounts to which they were entitled.
How to save money every time you buy
AS CARDS continue to replace cash as Aussies’ preferred payment method, it is becoming possible to save money without even thinking about it.
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