Banking
What proposed credit card reforms could mean for you
Powerful credit card reforms have been proposed by the federal treasury, so what would they mean for you?
How to avoid excess credit card surcharges
The Reserve Bank recently made excess surcharging on credit cards illegal for Australian retailers. What is an excess surcharge? How do I report a retailer?
Amex vs MasterCard vs Visa: how do they compare?
Visa, MasterCard and American Express: three prominent credit cards offering varied and extensive features. So how do they compare?
New banking products on offer for small businesses
Banks are competing in the small business banking product market with more available credit and competitive rates.
Credit card holders pay an extra $281 in excess interest
A report released by Choice and financial comparison site Mozo reveals the big four banks have made $2.07 billion from credit card interest since 2011.
Credit card rates remain high despite falling cash rate
Although the cash rate is only 2%, credit card interest rates remain stubbornly high. Are we being ripped-off or is it reasonable?
A new children’s account on the market
Money looks at Teachers Mutual Bank's new kid's account and compares it to the competition.
Is it time to switch to a low-fee credit card?
Despite the RBA cutting the cash rate to a record low of 2% in May, credit card interest rates have hardly moved so why not switch to a low-fee credit card.
Why you could be paying too much for your banking
Official interest rates have come down so are you paying too much for your banking?
The three big problems with credit cards
While most credit cardholders have gripes about their card, most have kept it for at least five years. It's easy to move to a better deal, writes Effie Zahos.
