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How you can get rich and make money in 2023 as inflation soars and house prices drop - Vimarsana News

How you can get rich and make money in 2023 as inflation soars and house prices drop

More interest rate rises and the worst inflation in 32 years mean Australian house prices are likely to continue sliding in 2023. But Australians can still buy shares set to benefit from global uncertainty.

Savings Account | Mozo Experts Choice Awards 2021 - Vimarsana News

Savings Account | Mozo Experts Choice Awards 2021

Mozo Experts Choice Awards 2021: see Australia’s best value savings accounts as determined by Mozo’s money experts.

Billions of dollars of extra savings is earning nothing - Vimarsana News

Billions of dollars of extra savings is earning nothing

Mortgage offset accounts pay higher effective interest rates on savings than bank deposits.

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Virgin Money goes digital with new transaction account, savings accounts and loyalty program - Vimarsana News

Virgin Money goes digital with new transaction account, savings accounts and loyalty program

Virgin Money has expanded its banking suite after launching a brand new transaction account, two savings accounts, a banking app and a loyalty program last week.

Mozo Piggy Bank Report 2021: Our kids and pocket money - Vimarsana News

Mozo Piggy Bank Report 2021: Our kids and pocket money

Mozo Piggy Bank Report 2021: Our kids and pocket money Mozo Piggy Bank Report 2021: Our kids and pocket money 71% of parents got pocket money as children and that number is similar today. 63% of parents say they currently give pocket money to their kids. $10 per week (or less) is the going rate, say the majority of parents. Cash is still the payment method of choice, but digital payments are made by some. 39% of parents have opened a savings account for their child’s pocket money. 12% say their kids have a banking account through a school program. Kids’ savings account rates are low, but ...