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For finance and lending professionals still clinging to a sense of humour

Commonwealth dominates home lending

Rate Hikes, Racketeering, Rumours

Commonwealth dominates while Westpac weeps, Sydney's mortgage delusion and the fake loan scheme.

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  • May 7, 2026
Banks demand big tech companies pay more tax in Australia

Clash, Credit, Crackdown

Banks on the warpath, a hard lesson for Money3, Westpac ups the ante.

Read MoreClash, Credit, Crackdown
  • April 30, 2026
One in seven Australians have been hurt by scams

Trust. Tightening. Tremors

the fraud virus, the treasurer under pressure, the regulator v the banks. More hijinx amongst the denizens of Money Road.

Read MoreTrust. Tightening. Tremors
  • March 19, 2026
A cartoon style drawing of mortgage fraud investigations at Commonwealth Bank

Debt. Fraud. Delusion

Awkward news for CBA, bond yields are jumping and rate hopes dim. Another week in the finance fast lane.

Read MoreDebt. Fraud. Delusion
  • March 14, 2026
Homeowners waiting for another interest rate rise.

Fraud, Rates, Records.

Australia's biggest bank revealed. Massive identity theft. Show down - Banks v AI.

Read MoreFraud, Rates, Records.
  • March 5, 2026
This is a cartoon image of a group of bankers dancing around a treasure chest filled with riches

Profits. Layoffs. Hacks.

Big banks celebrate. Non-banks join the party. Hackers strike again. Another week on Money Road.

Read MoreProfits. Layoffs. Hacks.
  • February 25, 2026
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Money Road is the finance newsletter for people who’ve stared into the abyss of a lender’s T’s & C’s and decided the abyss needs better punctuation.

Its author — a former journalist turned business lender — knows how stories get spun and how credit actually gets priced.

The result: dry humour, sharp elbows, and a fearless “no Kool-Aid, no cheerleading, no fairy tales” house policy.

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Disclosure: The Editor of Money Road creates content and images with the assistance of AI - because robots don’t demand overtime, annual leave or a standing desk.  Every piece is reviewed by a human who accepts responsibility for all errors, piss takes and ill advised jokes. Blame apportioned!