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More than $500 million of a $1.2 billion digital economy strategy in Tuesday’s budget will be spent on overhauling the federal government’s myGov and My Health Record sites. The initiatives, to be announced by Scott Morrison on Thursday, include $200.1 million for myGov, which is the main portal for people to access government services on line. Changes will make it easier for people to find services, from childcare providers to disaster support, as well as to manage payments and claims. The...

Digital services will get a $1.2 billion overhaul in next week’s budget which will include improvements to myGov and the My Health Record systems.

  Fintech webinars and online events continue to attract a large audience of industry stakeholders and professionals looking to network and keep up with the rapidly evolving landscape, all the while remaining safe and healthy at a time when the COVID-19 pandemic continues to spread rapidly around the world. For those located in Asia Pacific (APAC), we’ve compiled a list of 24 upcoming fintech webinars and online events that are being held in the coming months to watch live. MoneyLIVE APAC: T...

Mortgage Business ANZ forms open banking partnership By Malavika Santhebennur 29 April 2021 A fintech company has announced that it has signed ANZ as a client for its open banking platform. Frollo – which is owned by technology solutions provider NextGen.Net – has announced that the major bank has partnered with it for access to open banking...

Six start-ups you should know about BOSS speaks to young digital innovators about the products and services they are developing that should be on the radar of the big end of town.      Kaspar Kaarlep.  Save Share For senior management and directors, staying abreast of new technologies that might either disrupt their business, or enhance it, is no mean feat. Sadly, the price of failing to spot emerging technology trends can be huge. Earlier this year Optus CEO Kelly Bayer Rosmarin sa...

External | what does this mean? This content is provided by an external author without editing by Finextra. It expresses the views and opinions of the author. Fintech Australia pushes for fast CDR roll-out with Financial Data and Technology Association 3 hours ago Source: Fintech Australia FinTech Australia and the Australia/New Zealand chapter of Financial Data and Technology Association (FDATA) have announced a strategic partnership to ensure the efficient and ...

Why shopping your mortgage is so daunting, but so important... We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss April 10, 2021 — 11.00pm Normal text size Money experts are supposed to be just that. Savvy shoppers, leading exemplary financial lives. We never make mistakes. Our investments always pay off. We pay on time – and never at full price. In short: we’re inspirational. Well, if you believe that, I’ve got a condo to sell you... Credit:Michael Mu...

Brokerage launches 30-day interest rate tracker subscribe A A My Mortgage Freedom has launched a new alert system that automates monthly interest rate reviews and notifies clients if a better deal can be found on their mortgage. The Victoria-based mortgage and finance brokerage, headed up by CEO Anthony Alabakov, has developed a new system that automatically reviews their client’s home loan every 30 days and sends them a text if a cheaper interest rate is available to them.  The Rate Tracker...

| About | A colourful take on the IT and tech developments in New Zealand, from Computerworld New Zealand’s editor NZ Fry Up: Mobile data savings, revisited; Airspace trial programme takes off New Zealand IT, tech, and telco news and views from our editor in Auckland. Getty Images Mobile data study conclusions, take two Analysing 80,000 mobile phone bills is not for the fainthearted. So good on the Commerce Commission for giving it a shot— or, rather, contracting Sch...

Michael Lawrence, COBA CEO and World Council Board Treasurer Ready or not, credit unions down under are already preparing for the cost, compliance and cybersecurity issues that open banking poses, due to an aggressive approach from Australia’s federal government. Michael Lawrence, CEO of the Customer Owned Banking Association (COBA), showed a global credit union audience just how far ahead Australia is on open banking—especially when compared to other countries—during a recent World Counc...