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NAB’s no-interest loans and cash for savers
Tuesday November 24
Another program sponsored by a big bank in partnership with a charity is NAB’s AddsUp Savings Plan, which is being offered in partnership with GoodShepherd Youth & Family Service. AddsUp provides up to $500 in matching payments from NAB.

ME personal loans very very cheap
Monday November 23
Whether you're borrowing for practical reasons or pure indulgence, a low cost Personal Loan is the smart way to finance a major purchase.

Suncorp car loan looks competitive
Friday November 20
A Suncorp secured car loan of $5,000 or more is currently charging a fixed rate of interest of 10.75 per cent, making it one of the most competitive loans in the marketplace right now. The comparison rate on a five year fixed term is 11.34 per cent.

St George: Bank of the year
Monday November 16
St.George reported strong customer metrics for the year ending June 2009, retaining its comfortable lead over the majors on both customer satisfaction and customer advocacy.

Personal loans for any worthwhile purpose
Monday November 16
A Bank of Queensland Lifestyle personal loan is available to approved borrowers for any worthwhile purpose. You can borrow from $3,000 plus the options of fixed or variable interest rates, unsecured or mortgage-secured.

100 new bank branches this year
Monday November 16
The number of bank branches has increased for the eighth consecutive year, according to a survey released today by the Australian Prudential Regulation Authority (APRA).

Credit Unions want young people
Sunday November 15
Some institutions in the mutual sector have lost members in the last year and many are having extreme difficulty in attracting new members. Of particular concern is the lack of young people choosing credit unions for their banking business.

Credit costs to go up under new rules
Sunday November 15
The cost of credit and loans to consumers will rise if the Australian government adopts new global rules governing bank liquidity say the Commonwealth Bank.

Rates heading up says Commbank
Thursday November 12
The Commonwealth Bank expects official interest rates to be 4.5 per cent within one year and will not rule out raising rates on its own loan products by more than the RBA’s rate rises.

Mecu wins awards and happy customers
Thursday November 12
mecu, one of Australia’s largest credit unions, was one of the very few Australian financial institutions to report an increase in profit this year.

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