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Banking: Goodbye strategies

Effie Zahos looks into the sting of mortgage exit fees.

Banking: Cash flow problem

You might think that if you put cash into your bank you could ask for cash if you wanted to take it out. Not so, according to one Money reader.

Banking: Go easy on the redraw

Banking: Explaining the differences between redraw and offset.

Banking: Go easy on the redraw

Banking: Explaining the differences between redraw and offset.

Best of the Best: Banking outlook for 2010

Interest rates and fees are likely to dominate the banking outlook for 2010 – Money’s awards make it easier to cope

New ING product pledges income for life

No-one wants to run out of money when they are old. But plenty of people do – particularly if their investments are hammered by volatile markets.

Upset about offset accounts

Offset accounts were on the minds of a few readers last month and for very good reasons.

Your say: bank fee rip off?

Bank fees hit the headlines this week after National Australia Bank tried to improve its image by axing the $30 it charges customers for going overdrawn.

The government has been urged to create a 'people’s bank' to offset the growing power of the big four banks.

CBA mortgage freeze: Is it a win for home owners?

I must admit that when I first heard that the Commonwealth Bank was throwing a lifeline to unemployed homeowners by deferring repayments by up to 12 months, I thought: “Clever big bank.” Clever because lenders have long offered hardship assistance but only the Commonwealth, now that the unemployment rate has hit a five-year high, was smart enough (and quick) to put a marketing spin on it.

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