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Banking and finance news for the slightly sceptical

Mortgage holders are disappointed with the recent interest rate h ike

Rates, Regret, Rage

RBA predictable. ME Bank stupid. Business squeezed. Just another day along Money Road.

Read MoreRates, Regret, Rage
  • February 5, 2026
Will the RBA raise interest rates?

Rates. Debt. Delusion

Pundits' wild card, banks' pre-emptive strike, the million dollar club.

Read MoreRates. Debt. Delusion
  • February 1, 2026
ASIC fines financial company $14 Million

Inflation. Glitches. Knives Out.

ASIC delivers a blow. ANZ delivers dismay. Inflation bites.

Read MoreInflation. Glitches. Knives Out.
  • January 30, 2026
ANZ staff to lay off 66 employees

Anxiety//CommBank does showbiz//Political seasoning

ANZ cuts jobs. Households cut savings. Plastic becomes a safety net. Another day on Money Road..

Read MoreAnxiety//CommBank does showbiz//Political seasoning
  • January 26, 2026
Banks aren't waiting for the RBA to raise rates.

Jumping the Gun//Turning the Screws//Fomo

Lenders pump up rates as borrowing demand surges. Some good news for savers, but not for SME's

Read MoreJumping the Gun//Turning the Screws//Fomo
  • January 22, 2026
Interest rate hikes building a wall of pain

Wall of Pain//Boom or Bubble?//Bonus Bonanza

Variable interest rates head upwards. Credit demand remains strong. Calls for a government owned bank.

Read MoreWall of Pain//Boom or Bubble?//Bonus Bonanza
  • January 21, 2026
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