5 tips to avoid becoming a victim of fraud Given the looming rate of identity theft, it is prudent to be well-prepared and protected. Here are some of the best ways to avoid being victim of identity theft.
What first time home buyers need to know Regional Australia Bank lending specialists Karen Frost and Theresa Moulynox share their top tips for first time home buyers.
How a home loan rejection propelled peter towards buying his first home Getting rejected for a mortgage won't kill your first home dreams. Peter shares his story of how he overcame personal debt to buy a home for him and his family.
Living in a regional town: What it's like to move out of the big smoke Natasha Rubin, 26, left Sydney to explore life in a regional city with her partner. She talks about her experience living in a regional town.
Moving out of the city: Why millennials are escaping the big smoke The Millennial migration to the regions is a trend that is only picking up. Nicole and Rachel tell their stories of why they don't regret the move.
5 things millennials need to know to enjoy financial freedom Regional Australia Bank recently sat down with Andrew Shakespeare, Director and Strategic Financial Adviser at JSA group to talk about millennials and money management.
Building wealth: How to bring your wealth generation forward Regional Australia Bank sits down with Andrew Shakespeare to talk about the challenges many people face when managing their finances and buying their first home.
Four tips to avoid bill shock this winter Being in the thick of winter often means bracing for the dreaded electricity bill. Here are a few easy steps to reduce your bill.
Your spending personality and what it says about you There is no one size fits all to managing your finances, everyone is different. What spending personality are you?
How to make money through Airbnb with your home Since their launch in 2008, there have been over four million listings across 190 different countries. Despite their massive growth, it’s not too late to hop onto the bandwagon.
How to improve your credit score In February 2018, the information collected for your credit report changed. Rather than only negative events being recorded on your credit report, Australia’s new credit reporting system will collect positive credit information.
