Melanie Huddart joined Finder’s editorial team in 2017, helping to polish up content across niches that include home loans, share trading, shopping and travel. Melanie earned a BA in Specialized Honors English and a BEd from York University in Toronto, Canada. When she isn’t focused on making articles shine, you can find her hanging with her son and her dog, practicing yoga or searching for the next greatest beach.
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The S25 Ultra is still an Android powerhouse - blazing fast, seriously powerful, and packing an upgraded camera that’s easy to show off.

Is the Solana meme coin era over?
A series of highly controversial meme coin launches has sparked claims of insider trading and market manipulation.

Rate cut reality check: Why the ASX tumbled after the RBA’s big move
Lower rates are usually great news for the stock market, so why did Australian stocks fall after the RBA's announcement?

Westpac and St.George among first banks to cut savings account rates – has yours?
Some customers will earn less interest on their savings accounts following today's cash rate cut.

CommBank, Westpac, NAB, ANZ + more banks rush to cut home loan rates as RBA lowers cash rate
They're all passing on the full 25 basis point cut.

Interest rates are dropping – what does that mean for homeowners?
SPONSORED: Find out how you could score up to $4,000 cashback on a new home loan or when you refinance.

Finder’s RBA Survey: rate cut could save the average Aussie $1,236 over a year
Homeowners have finally been given some much needed reprieve, with the RBA delivering its first cash rate cut in 5 years.

Savings account interest rate cuts
Here's an up-to-date list of all savings account interest rate cuts so far, plus how it will affect your savings balance.

What does the RBA rate cut mean for first home buyers? 3 predictions
SPONSORED: With news of an RBA rate cut, we look at what's next for first home buyers.

RBA rate cut: Why you’ll be $1,000+ better off
The Reserve Bank of Australia cut the cash rate for the first time since 2020. This 25 basis point cut means big savings for the average borrower.
