The short answer is "no"; the long answer is "sometimes", yes, you will have to pay EFTPOS fees.
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You don't often hear about banks just giving away money, but both ANZ and NAB have programs that do just that: ANZ's Saver Plus and NAB's AddsUP Savings Plan.
Term deposit holders face a dilemma. Since the GFC they've experienced some extraordinary returns. But premium rates on term deposits are falling fast.
Pre-paid cards are a new addition to the mix when it comes to debit and credit cards. But there is a key difference.
Australian Defence Credit Union has launched a new product for Aussies about to retire who want a low-risk investment where their savings were not eroded by fees.
It's a red alert for savers: with interest rates at historical lows, 95%-plus savings accounts are now losing people money in real terms.
If you have a strong view on where sharemarkets are heading then a new contract for difference (CFD) platform group called Easy-Forex could be for you.
The RaboBank Notice Saver is a great fee-free online saver that allows to lock up your savings and avoid the temptation to spend your money.
More kids use debit cards rather than carrying cash, but there are good and bad cards.
You might have heard of a home loan package where you get a host of benefits for an annual fee. ANZ's Extras Package does the same for transaction accounts.
