‘Breathtaking in its audacity’:NAB fraudster jailed for maximum of 15 years

‘Breathtaking in its audacity’:NAB fraudster jailed for maximum of 15 years

A Sydney businesswoman and a NAB bank insider defrauded the bank of millions to fund lifestyles of “stunning” opulence,a District Court Judge said.

  • byMichaela Whitbourn

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Dear bosses,if you don’t trust your staff to WFH then the problem is you

Dear bosses,if you don’t trust your staff to WFH then the problem is you

A knee-jerk reaction to significantly reduce or end access to remote work,particularly hybrid work,would be a mistake.

  • byKirstin Ferguson
NAB strikes work-from-home deal as CBA remains in staff stand-off

NAB strikes work-from-home deal as CBA remains in staff stand-off

NAB staff wages will rise by 17.5 per cent over four years under a deal that includes conditions such as cultural leave for Indigenous employees.

  • byAngus Thompson
NAB,ANZ see few signs of mortgage stress despite rate rises

NAB,ANZ see few signs of mortgage stress despite rate rises

The bosses of ANZ Bank and NAB say they are yet to see a big lift financial stress among their mortgage customers,despite the worsening economy.

  • byMillie Muroi
Clothes,home goods slip down the list as shoppers spend on essentials

Clothes,home goods slip down the list as shoppers spend on essentials

The Australian economy continues to grapple with sustained inflation across a range of categories,with food prices tracking at 8 per cent in the March quarter.

  • byEmma Koehn
CBA to keep regional bank branches alive a bit longer

CBA to keep regional bank branches alive a bit longer

As more customers do their banking digitally,the country’s biggest bank will keep its regional branches open until at least the end of 2026.

  • byClancy Yeates
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NAB scraps text message links in scam crackdown

NAB scraps text message links in scam crackdown

Scams cost Australians $3 billion last year and one-third were delivered to victims by text message. National Australia Bank will announce it will stop the use of links in unexpected texts to customers.

  • byMillie Muroi
Macquarie mortgage growth slows amid fierce competition

Macquarie mortgage growth slows amid fierce competition

Macquarie Group’s rapid growth in mortgages has slowed sharply,which could be a sign the investment giant is happy to sit out a period of fierce competition.

  • byClancy Yeates
Young people have cut spending – but not always on things you’d expect
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Young people have cut spending – but not always on things you’d expect

The reluctance to cut spending on areas such as travel and entertainment may be more than a bid to seek relief in times of financial pressure.

  • byMillie Muroi
‘How did this not trigger alarm bells?’ Spotlight on NAB’s failings in major fraud

‘How did this not trigger alarm bells?’ Spotlight on NAB’s failings in major fraud

NAB’s easy escape from a big fine from the financial crime regulator raised eyebrows. A major fraud case casts doubt on whether the bank has changed its ways.

  • bySarah Danckert
NAB says households resilient despite rate rises and high inflation

NAB says households resilient despite rate rises and high inflation

NAB’s head of personal banking Rachel Slade said households were yet to feel the full impact of rate rises but that they were making spending cuts and changes.

  • byMillie Muroi