Sex, politics and religion used to be the three pillars to avoid at social gatherings, but there are more that could be added to this list – especially when it comes to personal finances. A recent study from US bank … continue reading
With so many banks offering fee free accounts, debit card charges should be few and far between. But there’s a whole range of times when you could end up dealing with debit card fees – and less money in your … continue reading
Whether you are saving up for a major purchase or paying down debt, keeping track of money is a great way to help you reach your financial goals. While budgeting plays a huge role when it comes to financial management, … continue reading
Mobile banking is fast becoming an everyday part of life, with all the major banks in Australia now offering a mobile app, and many others following suit. But, just as branch, phone and internet banking have some unique features, so … continue reading
PayPal has become a staple of the digital payments world, offering a safe, fast and convenient gateway for a wide range of different transactions. One of the easiest ways to make electronic transactions – whether online or mobile – is … continue reading
Technology companies like Google and Apple are developing ways to make managing finances easier through options such as digital wallets. This new way to pay has taken off in the US, with digital wallets released by Google, newcomer ISIS, Skrill … continue reading
Travel debit cards are an increasingly popular option for Australians going abroad, with a wide range of options available from airlines, banks and independent issuers. These prepaid Visa and MasterCard debit cards often let you preload a number of currencies … continue reading
Supermarket giant Coles is expanding its financial offerings, leading to speculation it will soon become bigger competition against banks. The company already offers a wide range of financial products, including credit cards, car insurance, life insurance, home insurance and now … continue reading
The way you use your debit card can be the difference between paying and avoiding surcharges. While card surcharging is legally allowed for both debit cards and credit cards, some businesses have chosen to only apply an additional fee to … continue reading
As contactless debit cards become more common, fraud risks that take advantage of this technology are also on the rise. MasterCard, Visa and various banks have pushed contactless cards as the latest and greatest payment option, allowing you to tap … continue reading
For years people have wondered if there would ever be a rewards debit card and in 2014, Bankwest has brought an answer. The Bankwest Qantas Transaction account is the first of its kind in Australia, not to mention one of … continue reading
Both Qantas and Virgin airlines have rolled out frequent flyer membership cards that double as prepaid rewards debit cards that earn points for what you spend. Both airlines have sent out these cards to customers who may or may not … continue reading
As online shopping and digital payments continue to grow, the importance of different debit card features is also changing. Debit cards are now the most common payment option in Australia, with RBA statistics showing there were 3.22 billion debit card … continue reading
With debit card use still growing year on year, the chance of transaction issues is also on the rise. Sometimes things go wrong with because of a small mistake or a software glitch. Other times, it might be because someone … continue reading
There are a few points to focus on as you compare debit cards, and what they have to offer. Fees, any conditions and ways of accessing the account may present differences between different providers. Special offers may include cash-back for … continue reading
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ING Direct
Orange Everyday
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$0
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$0
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Go to site Our review |
MyState Bank
Glide
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$0
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$0
charged by NAB, ANZ, Westpac or CBA
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Our review |
HSBC
Everyday Global
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$0
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$0
charged by HSBC Australia
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Go to site Our review |
