... taste in the mouth. The surcharge.com.au website is trying to take away the mystery by allowing would-be diners to see the card and weekend surcharges charged by restaurants and cafes before they leave home. Because it's still in its infancy, the ...
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... Employers who dodge their employee super contributions can also be slugged with a departure prohibition order. Christmas credit card purchases could be due for payment now The festive spending hangover is back for another year. Canstar estimates Australians ...
... relationship, it's also common for someone with a poor credit history to pressure their partner to take out a loan or credit card in their name because they can't get approved themselves. This leaves the victim carrying the debt - along with ...
... Since July 2025, parents have also been receiving 12% superannuation on paid parental leave funded by federal government. 8. Card surcharges Debit and credit card users could see card surcharges scrapped as early as July, if a proposal from the Reserve ...
... on is banking fees. So, for people planning to take some time off for an overseas holiday in 2026, which banking fees and card costs can be avoided? 1. Foreign exchange fees on debit and credit cards In the 12 months to August last year, ING research ...
... back? Beyond joining the long list of creditors, there's a faster option many shoppers overlook: requesting a credit card chargeback through your bank. What is a chargeback? "A chargeback occurs when a cardholder disputes a transaction that was processed ...
... Pension alone is enough, it provides a valuable backstop as you draw down your savings. This includes access to the health care card, which subsidises rising health costs for older Australians. The means test on the Age Pension limits the amount that ...
Christmas has a way of sneaking up on us. So too, the credit-card debt and pressure to rush, buy, wrap, rinse and repeat. Ironically, I've struggled writing this article in a way that's fresh and new. Because the message hasn't really changed ...
Deepak migrated to Australia in 2008 with just $1500 - should he buy another property, invest in shares, or boost super for the best long-term wealth strategy? Reader question Dear Paul, I migrated to Australia in 2008 with one suitcase, $1500 in savings ...
Haven't finished Christmas shopping? In the festive season, consumers are pitted against the marketing machines of some of our biggest corporations, all trying to get us to part with our cash. Here are five ways to land a bargain without ending ...
