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The $2177 savings trap catching Australians out
A hidden savings account trap could leave Australians $2177 worse off. Plus, the workers most exposed to AI and a new home buyer headache.
Macquarie Bank named Money Minder of the Year
Macquarie Bank has been named Money Minder of the Year for offering a transaction account and a savings account that pay high rates of interest without complex conditions.
Macquarie Bank named Bank of the Year – Savers
Macquarie Bank has been named Bank of the Year - Savers for offering competitive interest rates without the complex conditions that often apply to savings accounts, helping Australians make the most of their cash savings.
The July money checklist that could save you thousands
A new financial year has arrived, and it could already be costing you money. The good news is that a few simple money check-ups in July could leave you thousands of dollars better off over the next 12 months.
How to earn up to 5.90% on your savings right now
Savings account interest rates are as high as they've been in years, but savers are still leaving money on the table.
The money leaks costing Australians right now
From Coles misleading shoppers on discounts to savings trailing 4.6% inflation, Australians are losing money in unexpected places. Here's what to watch.
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.
Consumer Finance Awards 2025: Money Minder of the Year
Macquarie Bank has been named Money Minder of the Year for the second year in a row for its savings accounts, term deposits, customer service and digital experience.
Consumer Finance Awards 2025: Bank of the Year – Savers
Impressive rates on personal savings are available, if you know where to look. ING has been named Money's Bank of the Year - Savers for the third year in a row.
The simple mistake draining $135 million from Aussie wallets
With energy bills rising and households feeling the pinch, one habit is pushing bills even higher: leaving appliances plugged in and switched on at the wall.
