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What are the best bank accounts for spending and saving in 2023?
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Hello, I'm Kate Campbell. And I'm Owen Rask. And you're listening to the Australian Finance Podcast.
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And I'm Owen Rask on Twitter or Owen Rask AU on Instagram. Beware the imitators. People like to copy us. Without further ado, let's jump into today's episode. Kate Campbell, welcome to this episode of the Australian Finance Podcast.
Wonderful to be back for another episode of our summer series.
Yes, indeed. Special guest... Tash Invest. Tash, how are you?
Good, good. Stoked to be here.
Yeah, in Melbourne.
Yeah, back again.
Yeah. It's always a pleasure to record in person with you. And there's been a lot going on with you the last year. It's great to see that everything that you're doing, the brand, got licensed.
Yes, that was very exciting.
Yes. So big things to come throughout 2023. So it's awesome. And today, Kate, we're talking about savings accounts. We're talking about transaction accounts. Yep. Bank accounts. Yep.
All of those stuff that you do in January to refresh what you spent during 2022 and think about maybe your budget for the year ahead. And potentially, if you're in the best spending slash transaction account, we're having a debate off air about what we should call them. and whether you're in the best savings account and getting the best interest rate for your hard-earned cash.
Yeah, this year is going to be more important than ever because for the first time we enter a new year with decent interest rates. So people can actually shop around now and get pretty good rates on bank accounts like traditional bank accounts or term deposits or a mortgage, really anything you want to be shopping around right now. And so we're going to have four, we're going to mention four banks, no affiliation. to Cateri, I don't think.
No, I have worked with one of them before, but not now. Yeah.
Yeah. But yeah, I mean, they're pretty good banks. They are regulated. So, that's one thing we look for is to make sure they're legitimate banks.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What are the best bank accounts for spending and saving in 2023?
0:00–9:53
2
How can you evaluate your current bank accounts effectively?
9:53–12:57
3
What features should you look for in a savings account?
12:57–14:22
4
How do transaction accounts differ from savings accounts?
14:22–19:11
5
What strategies can help simplify your banking experience?
19:11–21:06
6
How can automation improve your financial management?
21:06–25:25
7
What are the pros and cons of using multiple bank accounts?
25:25–31:13
8
How can you assess your spending habits for better financial health?
31:13–35:11
Speakers
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