Money

Do you feel like your salary is just going towards your son or daughter’s childcare?

A dozen roses, three-course dinners and giant teddy bears are some of the more common ways to spoil your partner on Valentine’s Day.

Travel, finishing uni, getting your first full-time job and moving out of home are all big events that can happen when you're in your 20s.

Different savings accounts come with different interest rates and different ways of calculating interest.

Whether you’re gearing up for your first or fiftieth tax return, here are three tips to kick-start a successful new financial year and prepare you for a cruisy tax season next time around.

Roses and Chocolate have had their day, surely? Make this Valentine’s Day one you’ll remember by doing something unique, minimalist and budget-friendly.

How do I open a bank account? What do I need to open a bank account? Can I open a bank account online? These are the questions we aim to answer.

So you’ve started your first job and are stinging for payday? Avoid confusion when reviewing your payslip by understanding how it works and how income tax affects your take home pay.

It’s never too early to teach your kids about the benefits of saving. Giving your child pocket money and helping them to open their own bank account teaches them responsibility and independence.

Traditionally the sign that a relationship is becoming official, a joint account can come in handy for couples, as long as you agree in advance on how to manage it.

There’s no need to wrestle with reams of paper when lodging your return at tax time. Here’s how Greater Bank’s online banking features can help you simplify the process.

Motivating teenagers is right up there with the Nobel Peace Prize – it takes a while to achieve and can be hard work. So, convincing them of the value of savings goals can be quite a feat.