"Unprecedented" is a word no-one wants to hear anymore, but it's a fair description of the situation millions of Australians found themselves in in March this year, as whole industries were shut, virtually overnight, to stem the spread of coronavirus.APRA figures show repayment deferrals had been granted on $266b worth of loans as at May 31
Analyst Brett Le Mesurier says the best outcome for both banks and their customers is to avoid default But have they done enough to help the millions of customers affected by the economic fallout of COVID-19?"You scroll through Facebook and the bank has all these ads about helping people, 'We'll look after you', 'Contact us.' And it just doesn't ring true to me," she said."I'm really worried for lots of Australians out there who aren't as fortunate as myself that are really, really struggling and the bank's just making money off them, basically.
For a decade held points generating credit card, big limit, cost $$ yearly. Wanted to replace with ‘no-fee’, small limit, card. Inundated with questions about spend, etc., which had never been asked all these years. Application is in progress for weeks! Bank auspol
Uh it is what banks do and have always done
Soulless
Surely not!! Their TV ads say they care!!
Is anyone surprised?
Making money from, not off
FatherBob Boring.
it's been like this for over 2000 years
Should be pausing homelans full stop and not backdooring us with fuckin interest fees.
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