Move Life July 2022 - Issue 27

Rate ChangesFollowing the Reserve Bank of Australia’s (RBA) official cash rate announcement in May, we have reviewed our interest rates and have made a number of changes.We have made the difficult

Comprehensive Credit ReportingCredit reporting is changing for the positive. For a long time, Australia had operated on a negative credit reporting basis, which meant only bad loan conduct would

Credit cards have a mixed reputation, and the reason for this is that they can be both good and bad; depending on how you use them. To help you decide if one might be right for you, here is our guide

The safety and security of our members and their personal information is a serious matter, and a priority for the team here at MOVE Bank. When it comes to financial crimes and scams, education and

Small Switch, Big Impact We recently invited members still receiving paper statements to make the switch to eStatements and we’re thrilled with the response! As part of our ‘Opt In and Branch Out’

At MOVE Bank, we're committed to providing our members with competitive rates when it comes to our range of savings and loan products.

The Reserve Bank has recently announced a 0.25% reduction in the official cash rate.  MOVE Bank is pleased to announce that, from 1 June 2025, we will be passing on the full 0.25% reduction to our existing members with Variable Rate Home Loans.  We are committed to supporting our members and providing competitive rates to help you achieve your home ownership goals and we'll continue to review our rates for new lending. If you are interested in discussing your current home loan or interested in how MOVE Bank can support you as a new member, we encourage you to connect with one of our ​specialist lenders.

At MOVE Bank, we're committed to providing our members with competitive rates when it comes to both our deposit and loan products.We have updated the interest rates across several of our Term Deposits

In a significant move to assist first home buyers, the Queensland Government has passed legislation eliminating stamp duty for those purchasing new builds, effective from 1 May 2025. This change is part of the Revenue Legislation Amendment Bill, aiming to provide major cost-of-living relief and make homeownership more attainable.