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Shops to be forced to accept cash for basic supplies and services

Shops to be forced to accept cash for basic supplies and services

The use of physical currency has plummeted in recent years, but Australians will still be able to use it to buy essential items into the future.

  • by James Massola and Shane Wright

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ASIC sues NAB for ‘failing’ customers facing financial hardship

ASIC sues NAB for ‘failing’ customers facing financial hardship

The corporate regulator cited submissions from people who had left violent relationships or who had lost work during the pandemic.

  • by Sumeyya Ilanbey
Can ANZ’s $2.5 billion tech bet close the gap on rivals?

Can ANZ’s $2.5 billion tech bet close the gap on rivals?

Maile Carnegie is trying to transform the bank’s technology, and oversee the movement of millions of customers to a new platform. It’s a mammoth undertaking.

  • by Sumeyya Ilanbey
ASX slides as ‘Trump trade’ peters out on Wall Street; miners, banks fall

ASX slides as ‘Trump trade’ peters out on Wall Street; miners, banks fall

The Australian sharemarket remained in the red throughout the day on Wednesday, marking the index’s third consecutive day trading lower.

  • by Hannah Hammoud
Westpac says hardship has peaked as borrowers adjust to high rates

Westpac says hardship has peaked as borrowers adjust to high rates

The banking giant, which delivered a $7 billion profit and raised its dividend on Monday, says the economy is turning the corner.

  • by Sumeyya Ilanbey
Banks spend billions on tech, so why are outages still a thing?

Banks spend billions on tech, so why are outages still a thing?

You are not imagining it: the overall impact of banks’ technology glitches hasn’t really improved, despite their deep pockets.

  • by Clancy Yeates
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CBA sorry after glitch drains some customer accounts

CBA sorry after glitch drains some customer accounts

The bank said the issue was rectified Saturday afternoon, but not before a rash of online complaints from customers.

  • by Caitlin Powell and Gemma Grant
How your old, dormant bank accounts can cost you big

How your old, dormant bank accounts can cost you big

Saving that unused account for a rainy day? You might want to think twice about that.

  • by Caterina Hrysomallis
Sacked, prosecuted, exposed: A proud history of muckraking

Sacked, prosecuted, exposed: A proud history of muckraking

The Age’s investigative reporters have brought down public officials, revealed corruption, and uncovered organised crime operations and war crimes. As the masthead turns 170, we celebrate their journalism.

  • by Michael Bachelard
Action over ‘shonky’ car loans kicks off against Westpac, Macquarie

Action over ‘shonky’ car loans kicks off against Westpac, Macquarie

The class action alleges the two banks engaged in predatory lending practices that stung consumers with unfair high-interest loans.

  • by Sumeyya Ilanbey
‘Not happy with us’: ANZ scrambles to get its house in order amid scandals

‘Not happy with us’: ANZ scrambles to get its house in order amid scandals

ANZ has been battling to contain the fallout from a suite of scandals in the bank’s institutional division over the past few months.

  • by Sumeyya Ilanbey

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