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BLOG: Make Like a Leaf and Let Go
29 March 2019
Autumn is here with its cooler days and longer nights. To some, it means time to organize the yearly camping trip or make plans for the April school holidays, to others it's time to do a declutter and a sorting through of what 'sparks joy'. Regardless of your plans for Autumn, a new season brings with it opportunity to regroup and re-assess your goals and life.
BLOG: Let's Do Lunch - How One Small Change Can Make a Big Impact
15 March 2019
The war on waste has begun and everyone is expected to make sacrifices. Local governments, community groups, schools and businesses are all under pressure to ‘do more’ to ‘make less’ waste.
BLOG: Women and Money Infographic
08 March 2019
As this is a financial blog, on International Women’s Day perhaps it is appropriate to highlight some of the financial disadvantages many women face, even here in Australia, for well…simply being women.
BLOG: How Much Does a Car Really Cost?
01 March 2019
So you’re finally ready to buy a new (or used) set of wheels to get around town. Whether it’s a brand new hot off the boat buy or a second hand budget buster for a few grand, the cost of the purchase price is only part of the expenditure for a car. Here’s an easy guide to keep track of all the costs of having your own mode of transport.
BLOG: Why You Shouldn't Pay for 'Credit Repair'
22 February 2019
Having a good credit rating is essential to take out a mortgage and in some cases just to get a mobile phone contract. But that one time when you were between jobs…or were a poor student…and you let the repayments or bills fall behind, you were left with a permanent red mark on your credit history.
BLOG: Money Skills for Kids - High School
15 February 2019
High School means a lot of new experiences for kids. Learning not just lessons inside the classroom, but life lessons too. Being a teenager is not one of the easiest life phases, most of us will agree, and for many it is fraught with anxiety and hormonal swings. There's so much for kids to learn during their high school years that it can be easy for parents to miss one very crucial thing. Understanding money and how to manage spending it responsibly. There’s an increased awareness of consumerism (think fashion and electronic gadgets and wanting to keep up with their friends), and the increased need for access to cash (be it pocket money or earnings) to spend on socialising and shopping. And while they will learn valuable lessons through making mistakes with money, as their parent you can help to minimise their mistakes and instead empower them to see the true value of being financially free.
BLOG: Money Skills for Kids - Primary School
08 February 2019
Schools don’t tend to teach kids much about money other than recognising currencies and learning how to add and subtract using money transactions as examples. But what kids need is financial skills early on to empower them to make sensible decisions regarding money. Skills that will last them a lifetime.
BLOG: Why You Should Invest in Yourself
01 February 2019
The term ‘invest’ is more often than not used in reference to property, shares, some kind of financial commitment, or the purchase of an asset which is intended to increase in value over time or improve an outcome.
BLOG: How to be Happy at Work
25 January 2019
The year is already in full swing, with the end of January almost here. After the mad rush of Christmas and the sultry heat of Summer holidays, getting back into work mode can be a challenge even for the most conscientious worker bee.
Endeavour Mutual Bank joins campaign to fight Australia Post’s unfair pricing policy
24 December 2018
Endeavour Mutual Bank has become one of many mutual banks that has been asked agree to an unfair pricing policy by Australia Post for customers to access Bank@Post.
Mobile app V4 upgrade
21 December 2018
Endeavour has released a new version of the mobile app, version 4 which provides some new features including:
Important notice for ATM users
19 December 2018
As of the 1st of January 2019, Endeavour Mutual Bank will no longer be part of the rediATM network. Whilst most Bank owned ATMs are now free, members may incur a direct charge by some rediATM’s after this date.
BLOG: How to Avoid Debt and Hangovers this Party Season
14 December 2018
When the weather warms up so does our social life. The days are longer and the lure of the outdoors beckons us with its sunshine and mild evenings. From now until the end of the year your calendar is likely to fill up pretty quickly, with work Christmas parties, gatherings with buddies and family reunions.
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