You are not imagining it:the overall impact of banks’ technology glitches hasn’t really improved,despite their deep pockets.
Extra fees for paying on a card have annoyed consumers for years. Now there’s a compelling case for making significant changes to the surcharging regime.
The Greens will introduce a bill in the next sitting week in an attempt to block further privatisation of government services.
With their credit cards maxed out,more diners are using cash – some of it fake in another blow to the struggling hospitality industry.
Perth councils are struggling to find ways not to pass soaring costs on every front to their equally embattled residents – with varying degrees of success.
Sneaky transaction fees – with a nearly $1 billion price tag in Australia last year – are burning a hole in our wallets. Here’s how we fight them.
The average figure West Australians are taking out for mortgages has broken the record,jumping more than $30,000 in just three months.
A selective public school in Melbourne’s south-east has been accused of not considering cost-of-living pressures after charging $160 for students and their families to attend a year 12 valedictory dinner.
Financial troubles at Armaguard highlight the strain on the system used to distribute cash to ATMs,supermarkets and post offices.
A new alert system from NAB has saved customers – including many desperate Swifties – a total of $80 million in potential scams.
Any debt is bad if you can’t pay it back,but some debts are better to have than others.