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Better deals, fewer defaults: what open banking means for you
By the time most people are in financial difficulty, it's too late. Open banking will help lenders identify borrowers at risk and offer better terms.
From drowning to debt free: how I paid off $11,489 in a year
At 27 I had racked up more than $11,000 in consumer debt. I was sick of living pay to pay, and never having any money. Something had to change.
How new credit card rules could stop you racking up debt
New regulations designed to help stop Australians from getting stuck with problematic credit card debt kicked in on January 1. Find out how they affect you.
Five tips for paying off debt and taking charge of your money
It's time to get proactive about reducing your spending and throwing every spare dollar at your debt, starting with your credit cards.
The real consequences of lying on your loan application
One in 10 Aussies have admitted to lying their way into loans which could total more than $220 billion, according to new research from finder.com.au.
The mistakes that are costing you frequent flyer points
Is your frequent flyer balance looking stagnant? Use these simple tweaks to earn thousands more airline rewards points each year.
The cheapest way to borrow money for Christmas
With Christmas fast approaching, you might find you're in need of some additional funds to put towards presents or travel plans for the annual family feast, so what's the cheapest way to get your hands on extra cash?
Six things Effie Zahos hates about credit cards
Putting aside the ridiculous fees and unconscionable interest rates, there are six other things that annoy Effie Zahos about credit cards
What to do when you’ve been a victim of credit card fraud
Credit card fraud has more than doubled in Australia, so what should you do if you spot a transaction you don't recognise on your debit or credit card?
The best interest-free credit cards for your Christmas shopping
The banks are rolling out a range of interest-free credit card deals in the lead-up to Christmas. But are they worth it, or will they leave you with you a financial hangover in the new year?
