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Krutika Kale

  • Money Writer, Mozo
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Low-cost Christmas on the cards as Aussies seek cashbacks

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By Krutika Kale
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Seventy-four per cent of Aussies are actively seeking shopping bargains, deals and cashbacks right now, Westpac research shows. This is while they are experiencing financial hardship due to the high cost of living. In a bid to make it easier for shoppers, Westpac is integrating cashback offers from ShopBack into the Westpac Mobile Banking App.
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Aussies want greener insurance, but has enough been done?

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By Krutika Kale
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Sixty-five per cent of Australian consumers would switch to insurers offering greener policies if given the chance, a report by data and software company Solera shows. Insurers in the Asia-Pacific region acknowledge this and among them around 89% are disclosing climate-related information. But even though there is awareness on both sides - consumer and insurer - there are many challenges.
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Most Aussies impacted by costly natural disasters, so how can we better protect our communities?

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By Krutika Kale
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Two-thirds of Aussies are impacted by natural disasters, according to recent analysis from professional services firm, KPMG. As an example, the report shows that around 18 million Aussies were impacted by at least one natural disaster in 2022. KPMG also points out an urgent need for greater infrastructure investment to help these areas better withstand such disasters.
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