Alison Banney is the banking and investments editor at Finder. She has written about finance for over 8 years, with her work featured on sites including Yahoo Finance, Money Magazine and Dynamic Business. She has previously worked at Westpac, and has written for several other major banks including BCU, Greater Bank and Gateway Credit Union. Alison has a Bachelor of Communications from Newcastle University, with a double major in Journalism and Public Relations. She has ASIC RG146 compliance certificates for Financial Advice, Securities and Managed Investments and Superannuation. Outside of Finder, you’ll likely find her somewhere near the ocean.
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“I was losing money”: How Ben escaped a poor performing super fund
After being charged hundreds of dollars in fees and getting poor returns, here's how Ben switched super funds.
Superhero Super: How to invest your super with Superhero
Superhero Super offers two different investment options which both give members more control over how their super is invested. Here's how the super account works.
Great Southern Bank Home Saver Account
The Home Saver Account offers an ongoing bonus rate when you meet the account criteria. Learn how to get the bonus rate and apply online.
From $10K debt to $50K saved: How I fixed my finances in 4 years
How Eliza paid down her debt, cut up her credit card, saved $50,000 and started investing in a few short years (all while renting in Sydney!).
Worst super funds revealed: Is yours one of them?
Major retail funds including CommBank and Westpac are among the 13 worst-performing super funds named and shamed by the regulator.
How to get Virgin Money’s new 1.50% p.a. bonus savings account rate
The Virgin Money Boost Saver account is offering a new bonus rate of 1.50% p.a. for a limited time only. Here's how to get it, and how this offer compares.
Why is ING ditching unlimited free ATMs for a $100 cashback offer?
ING will give customers up to $100 cashback per year on their gas, water and electricity bills when you pay using your Orange Everyday account.
Ethical super funds in Australia
What is an ethical super fund?An ethical super fund is one that invests its members' money in an ethical or socially responsible way. Ethical can mean different things to different people, depending on your personal values. But generally, ethical investing involves supporting companies and industries that are making a positive impact on our communities and […]
Best super funds
*Past performance data is for the period ending as is not an indicator of future performance.Which is the best super fund in Australia?There's no one super fund which is 'best', and the best fund for you might not be the best for someone else. It really depends on what features are most important to you […]
Compare super funds
*Past performance data is for the period ending .Superannuation is the main way of saving for your retirement in Australia, and your super fund is the account that you use for this. Your superannuation will be paid into your chosen super fund by your employer, where it will then be invested on your behalf to […]