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Why ASIC is suddenly ramping up its investigations
After copping heat during the banking royal commission, ASIC has ramped up its efforts, with investigations up nearly 50% in a year in a push to restore accountability.
Close to 5%: Where savers can find value as rates fall
Savers are being urged not to settle for mediocre returns as the gap between the highest savings rates and the rest of the market grows.
‘Coffee will cost more’: the truth about the surcharge ban
Scrapping card fees could save Aussies $1.2 billion a year, but small businesses warn it may just push up prices instead.
Qantas slashes the value of your frequent flyer points
Your Frequent Flyer points now buy less, Shein cops massive fine, and the sneaky hike in petrol prices. Here are five things you may have missed this week.
Friends With Money #214: AI is about to disrupt how you bank
AI is set to transform the banking sector, but does the innovation come with added risk for customers? Paolo Sironi joins Vanessa Walker on the Friends With Money podcast.
The big problem with the Qantas data breach apology
Qantas said no credit card details were compromised in its June 30 data breach, but angry Aussies have pointed out the problem with this apology.
2025 Consumer Finance Awards: How we selected this year’s winners
As cost-of-living pressures continue to squeeze Australian household budgets, Money has unveiled the winners of this year's Consumer Finance Awards.
How noise actually affects the value of your house
How noise can affect your home's value, a simple way for small businesses to avoid unwanted ATO attention, and why it's time to raid the kids' Pokémon collection. Here are five things you may have missed this week.
Ask Paul: Should kids get pocket money for chores?
Should you pay kids for chores, or should they just be expected to help around the house? Paul Clitheroe says there is a bigger issue at play.
Ask Paul: What should I do with my savings?
Where is the best place for your savings, even if it's only a small amount? That's Sam's question for Paul Clitheroe.
