Inflated surcharges charged by airlines, hotels, taxis and other retailers for using a credit card (or debit card) could soon be a thing of the past. The very body that allowed them back in 2003 is having second thoughts. It appears the Reserve Bank ...
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... geared investments involve significantly higher risk than non-geared investments. The fund charges an annual fee of 0.74%. No card needed Left your ATM card at home but really need some cash? You might be able to withdraw up to $200 cash a day if you ...
... "lump-sum calculator" on infochoice.com.au to do your own calculations. 2. Pay off high-interest debts. Save $1108 Credit card debt can be a killer. If you have $3500 outstanding on a card charging 18% interest and were putting $100 a month towards it ...
... leaving interest rates unchanged for the fifth consecutive month, but unfortunately it's not the same story for credit card holders. With almost $50 billion racked up in credit card debt, it always surprises me that unofficial rate hikes never seem ...
It's survival of the fittest for mortgage brokers. But while there has been a drop in the number of brokers, consumer interest in dealing with them is at an all-time high. Ten years ago brokers wrote around 10% of new home loans. Today that figure ...
My little sister doesn't save, based on Mayan end-of-world predictions for 2012. "What's the point? I'll be dead", says Heather. Fair enough, but why not put some aside for an end-of-days blowout? Apparently 1.6 million young Australians ...
... will have to use BPAY to make the transaction and the recipient has to have an overseas-issued Visa credit, debit or prepaid card. This service is fee-free and the maximum transaction amount is $USD2500. International draft This is a more traditional ...
When you pay your credit card, the payment will now be applied to the debt with the higher rate first. Sounds like common sense but it took a government to step in and force these reforms. Current common practice across the industry is to accept credit ...
Even more investors are diving into the market, reports Pam Walkley The talk of a house price bubble has not scared off property investors, who have continued to plough into real estate. In February, the total value of investment finance commitments ...
Free wine Want to score a free glass of wine with your next meal? You may be able to if you use your debit EFTPOS card to pay for it. Here's how it works: You have to dine at a participating restaurant (a number of Sydney and Melbourne restaurants are ...
