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Is HSBC Entering the Fray with the Big Four?
HSBC owns the majority share in all of Australia’s major banks (and a few more at that). I guess, because of this, they don’t seem to care too much about competing with their children – well at least I haven’t … Continue reading
Posted in Bank Competition, Bank Fees, Budgeting Advice, Credit Card Advice, Interest Rates, Savings Accounts
Tagged account fees, ANZ, budgeting, CBA, commbank, Commonwealth Bank, credit card, credit card fees, Feebate, HSBC, NAB, National Australia Bank, savings account, spank your bank, SyB, transaction account, WBC, Westpac
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Banks and Their Incestuous Puppet Show
National Nominees Ltd, a wholly owned subsidiary of National Australia Bank, is the Number Three shareholder for ANZ, CBA, WBC and itself. I think that a staged break-up where you’re sleeping with the enemy would be the perfect plot line for next week’s Days of Our Lives episode. Hmmm…. Continue reading
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