What if the RBA drops the cash rate to 1%?
Rates have been too high for too long and the RBA move has awoken us to the possibility that our cash and bond rates should be zero to 1% too - and are on their way there.
Bank of the Year 2014
The Consumer Finance Awards reveal some exciting results in 13 different categories including Credit Union of the Year, Building Society of the Year, Home Lender of the Year and Credit Card Issuer of the Year. So is is Money's Bank of the Year 2014?
Bank of the Year 2013
The top products from the winning institutions - including Bank of the Year 2013 - are highlighted in this special Consumer Finance Awards issue.
Bank of the Year 2012
There were no consecutive wins in the big three categories this year: Bank of the Year 2012, Credit Union of the Year and Building Society of the Year.
Bank of the Year 2011
"The Consumer Finance Awards, including Bank of the Year 2011, are not about finding the cheapest product, but rather the best value," says Money editor Effie Zahos.
Bank of the Year 2010
Commonwealth Bank of Australia has taken out Money magazine's prestigious Bank of the Year 2010 award. NAB came second, while Westpac rounded out the top three.
Bank of the Year 2009
"Now in its fifth year, the main of the Consumer Finance Awards, including Bank of the Year 2009, is to push the banks and other financial institutions to provide even better products and services," says Money Effie Zahos.
Bank of the Year 2008
CBA has been named Money's Bank of the Year 2008, while Community CPS took out the award for Credit Union of the Year.
Bank of the Year 2007
Believe it or not Australians do have it good when it comes to banking. Here Money names its Bank of the Year 2007 winners.
Bank of the Year 2006
It is the readers who benefit most from the Consumer Finance Awards, including Bank of the Year 2006, because in the process we unearth the very best financial products available today.