INVESTMENT SCAMS: If you are looking for a fast way to make money, watch out – scammers have invented all sorts of fake money-making opportunities to prey on your enthusiasm and get hold of your cash. If you suspect that you have been scammed visit Staying Secure and call LLL 1800 556 457.
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Recently I visited a comparison website, which allowed me to compare the interest rate paid on financial institution’s savings accounts to find the best deal. I was surprised to find I could be earning between 0.85% and a whopping 3.00%, compared to my LLL Savings Account which is currently paying...
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Planning for retirement can be difficult. For example, when should you start saving, how much do you need, and who can help guide you, are all common questions we face as we move into middle age and our senior years. Many financial commentators say you should start planning for retirement...
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When you look at your purse or wallet, does it bulge with loyalty cards, gift cards, debit cards and credit cards? It seems that every time you sign up to a new membership or reward program these days you get another card to add to your collection of plastic. Here...
Read more about No debit card, no worries. The benefits of targeted saving.
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No need to wait… transfer your funds in near real time with Faster Payments through the New Payments Platform (NPP). The LLL is one of the first financial institutions in Australia to offer the NPP. It makes it faster and easier for people to transfer money between bank accounts online....
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In our recent survey, you told us that one of your main areas of financial concern was internet security. Here is our first article in a series of internet security articles to help you safely enjoy your time on the internet. One of the great things about the internet is...
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In today’s world of electronic payments and internet banking, it is difficult to teach children the value of money. When you’re at the shops, how often do you pay with actual cash? Australians only use cash for 37% of purchases, mainly for goods costing under $10. Our kids have learned...
