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Skip the big banks to save when sending money overseas
Moving your money overseas with a specialist online money transfer providers can save you 4.7% on average compared with going through the big banks.
How choosing the wrong NBN plan could cost you an extra $700 a year
While it's tempting to take the easy route and default to a plan with your existing internet provider, you could be paying hundreds of dollars more every year.
The cheapest place to get a bank cheque: how to avoid a $15 fee
Paying for a car or another big purchase? Bank cheques can be costly if you don't do your research, with charges ranging from $0 to $15.
Five things you should know about the royal commission into banks
Mozo director Kirsty Lamont looks at just what this inquiry into the banks will mean for consumers.
The crackdown on credit cards doesn’t go far enough
Tougher rules on credit cards are needed to tackle Australia's growing personal debt problem.
The credit cards that still pay top rewards
Cardholders are seeing their points-earning potential dwindle before their eyes, but there are still plenty of credit cards that deliver decent rewards.
Why you shouldn’t get your bank cheque from a bank
A bank cheque is drawn straight from your account and removes the need to lug around a large wad of cash for a downpayment on a new home or buying a secondhand car. But this convenience comes at a cost.
Interest rate hikes signal the end of cheap money
NAB and Westpac have jacked up owner-occupier and investor home loan rates, and we can safely predict Commonwealth Bank and ANZ will follow suit. But there is one bright spot for borrowers.
Investors feel pinch amid lending crackdown
CBA will suspend new lending for investors looking to refinance as part of a crackdown on investor lending, believed to be behind housing's rapid growth.
Banks escape inquiry with superficial scratches
Will the recent inquiry into the banks prompt real change, or is a banking royal commission next on the agenda?