One of the alleged ringleaders of a “large-scale” loan fraud scheme has been arrested at Crown casino wearing a Louis Vuitton bomber jacket.
Blair Jackson and Jack Nivison
Commonwealth Bank has been slammed for axing frontline jobs to be replace them with AI and offshore services.
Jack Nivison
It’s unfair that Australians in remote communities are being locked into these high-fee accounts by a postcode lottery, with city-centric requirements from some banks to apply for low-fee accounts in person.
Alan Kirkland
Banks must ask themselves some 'difficult questions' following a review by ASIC, which has resulted in refunds totalling millions for low-income customers.
Keira Jenkins
Despite intense lobbying by management and the board, voting numbers from Thursday’s annual general meeting confirm 25.4 per cent of shares were voted against the investment bank’s remuneration report.
Sean Smith
A major bank has made a huge move on student debt that it says will help first-home buyers especially get into the market sooner.
Cameron Micallef
KIM MACDONALD: It takes one afternoon and a little patience, but this simple trick could knock tens of thousands off your mortgage.
Kim Macdonald
National Australia Bank chief Andrew Irvine says last week’s intense scrutiny over his drinking habits has been ‘difficult’ and found the media coverage ‘quite personal and public’.
Cheyanne Enciso
National Australia Bank chief executive officer Andrew Irvine said he’d faced a difficult week for himself and his family after a report surfaced about the leader’s managing style and drinking at client events.
Adam Haigh
Australia's financial product watchdog continues to grapple with a mountain of complaints, with car insurance the leading cause of consumer consternation.
Adrian Black
ASIC has tasked Australia’s banking industry with assuaging public distrust in artificial intelligence by proving it can be used for good, but affirmed it’s in no rush to regulate the fast-moving tech.
Simone Grogan
The government is looking to stamp out an “unfair” business move which is leaving workers on penalty rates worse off.
Blair Jackson
Australia’s first crypto-backed home loan is set to launch after the product’s owners won a lengthy fight with the corporate regulators.
The dreaded $6 line for a coffee could soon become reality for cafe owners after a proposal to scrap card surcharges could force fees to pass on to customers.
Farid Farid
Underlining pent-up demand for homes, WA-based AFG’s nationwide network of brokers closed off the 2025 financial year by writing a record $27.7 billion of mortgages in the three months to June 30.
JACKSON HEWETT: Who pays for the financial pipes?
Jackson Hewett
The Reserve Bank of Australia wants to scrap surcharge fees on card payments in a move it argues will benefit consumers and business.
Alex Mitchell
The Reserve Bank has flagged an end to a bugbear of almost every Australian shopper — debit and credit card surcharge fees.
Daniel Newell
Scrapping surcharges could save Australians about $1.2 billion, but small businesses think they will have to foot the bill.
The bank says it is wrong to assume younger customers don’t also want to use a branch.
The shipbuilder will have access to $488 million worth of debt from a group of Australian and international banks, as well as Export Finance Australia, as part of a new refinancing deal announced on Friday.
One of the Big Four banks is fighting scammers with bots that talk back – complete with Aussie accents and a knack for pointless small talk.
More relief for homeowners could be on the way sooner, with major banks bringing forward predictions of the next interest rate cut following inflation figures.
Andrew Brown
A major Aussie capital city has announced it will phase out future residential gas appliances by the end of the year, despite the Premier slamming it as an “overstep”.
Nathan Schmidt
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