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Taylor Blackburn, head of public relations, Australia
Personal finance and insurance specialist
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Taylor Blackburn, head of public relations, Australia
Personal finance and insurance specialist
Aussies are expected to spend an eye watering amount across the upcoming sales season, according to new research by Finder.
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Taylor Blackburn has been promoted to Finder's head of public relations for Australia & New Zealand.
Entries have now opened for the Finder Green Awards, which celebrate businesses, brands and people that are leading the way when it comes to environmental sustainability.
With the pandemic leaving many watching their money, Finder reveals the top 10 ways consumers are saving money this Christmas.
Australians stand to save about $100 a year on their mobile phone bill, according to new research by Finder, Australia’s most visited comparison site.
Christmas might be coming early for thousands of borrowers with a home loan, according to Finder, Australia’s most visited comparison site.
Cash is dying and cards are next, according to Finder, Australia’s most visited comparison site.
The fear of getting rejected for a credit card is real, according to Finder, Australia’s most visited comparison site.
Results from the latest Finder RBA Cash Rate Survey show that 62% responded with a positive sentiment about housing affordability.
Economists don't think the government should put the brakes on JobKeeper just yet, according to the latest Finder RBA Cash Rate Survey. The Reserve Bank holds the cash rate at 0.25%.
New research by Finder shows that Australian households could be losing $1.3 billion in interest on their savings.