New Year, New Me: Australians reveal their top resolutions for 2021
Finder research shows that 83% of Australians – equivalent to 16.1 million people – have set a new year’s resolution for 2021.
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Revolut launches in Australia: How does it compare to rival neobanks and fintechs?
As Revolut announces it's open for business in Australia, we look at how it compares to the likes of Up bank, TransferWise and 86 400.
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Fast and furious: 73% of Aussies have fallen victim to a road rage incident
New research by Finder has revealed that 73% of Australian drivers have fallen victim to a road rage incident.
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How your mortgage can get you big credit card savings
Data shows 39% of Aussie mortgage holders have a credit card – but they may not know they can save on the annual fee with a mortgage package.
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Financial treadmill: Aussies wasting $2.4 billion on unused gym memberships
Australians are wasting millions of dollars on gym memberships they barely use according to new research by Finder.
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Property pounce: A record 67% of Aussies say now is a good time to buy
Optimistic home buying sentiment has reached a pre-pandemic high in Australia according to new research by Finder.
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Investing in 2020: More volatility and unexpected opportunities
Wondering where to put your money in 2020? Investments expert Rudi Filapek-Vandyck shares his insights on market trends and the potential for positive returns.
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The Big Four: Which bank passed on the highest RBA cash rate savings?
The RBA cash rate has fallen by 1.9 points in five years, but only one of the Big Four has passed the full cut on to consumers.
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Why do one-third of NBN customers wish it had never happened?
Broadband blues driven by poor service and high prices.
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Should you lodge your tax return straight away?
You can lodge your tax return from 1 July 2020, but there are several benefits to waiting a little longer before you submit your return.Â
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