A savings account is a necessary building block in your child's financial education. It teaches how contributing small amounts of money makes the pot grow over time, as well as the miracle of interest. When to start a savings account is up to you. ...
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If you want income from blue-chip Australian shares, the Russell Australia High Dividend Index exchange-traded fund (ETF) could be for you. Listed on the Australian sharemarket and known by its stock exchange code, RDV, Russell Investments based the ...
You might think that if you put cash into your bank you could ask for cash if you wanted to take it out. Not so, according to one Money reader. "It was explained that this could not be done, being the bank's policy," says Jane. "I answered it was ...
If you're unhappy with service you received or a product you bought, do you sit back and say nothing, or speak up? According to the TMI/SOCAP Complaint Culture Survey in 2005, only 44% of customers said they complain "more than half" the time when they ...
The global financial crisis has helped focus the attention of kids about money. Around 70% of Generation Z teenagers aged 12 to 18 admit to worrying about money, according to a recent survey of 2000 teenagers carried out by teen researcher Habbo and ...
Dear Paul, My husband is 45 and I am 40; we have a teenage son almost 16 who works part-time and will continue school to finish Year 12, then go to agricultural college. School fees are around $1500 a year. We own our home worth $350,000 to $400,000. ...
Welcome to Money magazine's inaugural Consumer Finance Awards, including the coveted Bank of the Year 2005 gong. All the winners, and in particular the five major winners - ANZ Savings and Loans CU (SA), IMB Ltd, Yes Home Loans and GE Money, stay well ...
