How to beat those (possibly non-existent) inflation blues

Prices keep going up, up, up! Except, actually, they don’t, or at least not always.

ING counters the big banks with its own rate cuts

Australia’s fifth largest home loan lender, ING, has today dropped rates on several fixed home loans by up to 0.19 per cent.

ATO targeting property investors with “in-depth audits”

Attention property investors: your friends at the Australian Taxation Office might be taking an uncomfortably close look at your tax return later this year.

Shop around and check the fine print with savings accounts

If you’re looking for a savings account with high interest rates, you might be going about it the wrong way.

Credit card providers chasing business with 0% balance transfer offers

Time to change your super? Quite possibly…

Here’s a scary stat: making the wrong choice with your superannuation could cost you more than $100,000 in retirement savings.

More Aussies ditching their credit card debt

Australian households have $1.86 billion dollars less credit card debt accruing interest now than they did a year ago, according to new RBA statistics.

The term deposits with the highest rates are…?

Term deposits aren’t paying very high interest rates these days, but, in some circumstances, they might be a good place to park your money.

Two of Australia’s biggest banks have changed their mortgage rates

Considering a home loan with Macquarie Bank or ING? It may have just gotten cheaper.

ME Bank cuts mortgage rates

ME Bank has reduced its home loan interest rates by up to 50 basis points, which could reduce the cost of a typical mortgage by $42,000.