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Banks no longer protect us from scammers. It’s time they paid the price
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Banks no longer protect us from scammers. It’s time they paid the price

We now live in a world where even the savviest, best educated people cannot protect themselves. Australian banks should reimburse scam victims, as UK banks are set to do.

  • by Waleed Aly

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Westpac offers debit cards to eight-year-olds in youth banking push
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Westpac offers debit cards to eight-year-olds in youth banking push

Children as young as eight are being offered a physical debt card in an effort by Westpac to improve their financial literacy.

  • by John Collett
Brianna signed up for a home build. Three years later she lives with her parents

Brianna signed up for a home build. Three years later she lives with her parents

Ordinary families caught in the state’s housing construction gridlock are facing looming payment deadlines, putting loans for their unfinished homes under threat.

  • by Claire Ottaviano
Banks to refund $28m to low-income customers kept in high-fee accounts

Banks to refund $28m to low-income customers kept in high-fee accounts

The corporate watchdog found four banks kept at least two million customers in high-fee accounts, even though they were eligible for cheaper products.

  • by Millie Muroi
The big four bank boss who says there’s more room for risk

The big four bank boss who says there’s more room for risk

ANZ boss Shayne Elliott has been grappling with several challenges at the bank. But one societal issue he has his eye on is taking a disproportionate toll on younger generations.

  • by Millie Muroi
ANZ boss pledges action over inflated bonds allegations

ANZ boss pledges action over inflated bonds allegations

ANZ boss Shayne Elliott says allegations that the bank overstated the value of government bonds it traded by more than $50 billion will be treated with “utmost seriousness”.

  • by Millie Muroi
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Is it too hard for middle Australia to get loans from risk-averse banks?
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Is it too hard for middle Australia to get loans from risk-averse banks?

There is evidence that banks have become too conservative in lending to some businesses, and it’s hurting the economy.

  • by Clancy Yeates
Why the CBA share price continues to defy gravity
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Why the CBA share price continues to defy gravity

A bunch of short-seller investors who last year placed expensive bets that CBA share price would fall are licking their financial wounds.

  • by Elizabeth Knight
ANZ sanctioned for charging fees to accounts of dead customers

ANZ sanctioned for charging fees to accounts of dead customers

Despite first identifying the issue in early 2022, ANZ took nearly two years to start its customer remediation program, the banking regulator said.

  • by Millie Muroi
Cash crisis averted as banks, retailers throw Armaguard $50m lifeline

Cash crisis averted as banks, retailers throw Armaguard $50m lifeline

Armaguard, owned by Linfox, will receive funding from its biggest customers, in a move aimed at securing supplies for at least the next year.

  • by Clancy Yeates
CBA targets rivals as chase for business banking crown heats up

CBA targets rivals as chase for business banking crown heats up

While NAB is the big fish in business banking, Vacy-Lyle says CBA is also keen to cut Macquarie down to size, by sharpening its focus on the real estate market.

  • by Millie Muroi