With cost-of-living pressures rising, more Aussies are one emergency away from financial trouble. Here are seven smart ways to stay afloat.
Money Team
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A stable of investment bonds to save for major expenses, such as a child's education, has helped Generation Life win for the fourth consecutive year.
For retirees who want certainty of income for the rest of their lives, this year's winner, Challenger, offers a suite of annuity products, including ones that pay a continuous lifetime income stream.
With NAB's new What-If calculator, customers can better understand the impact of market events, individual price fluctuations, loan balance and portfolio changes.
Macquarie Bank, winner of the Investment Property Lender of the Year, says it offers a range of products to support investors at every stage of their journey.
Macquarie Bank has been named Money Minder of the Year for the second year in a row for its savings accounts, term deposits, customer service and digital experience.
Budget Direct has been named Money's Insurer of the Year as part of the 2025 Consumer Finance Awards.
Commonwealth Bank, which has won this award category three times in a row, makes it easy to find the credit card that suits your needs.
Macquarie Bank, Money's Home Lender of the Year, ticks the box for competitive rates and fast turnaround times, without scrimping on loan features.
Digital banks are enticing Aussies in with competitive interest rates and lower fees. That's certainty the case with Up, Money's Bank of the Year - Digital.
