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Transitioning out of the ADF can bring an uptick in household costs. Our five tips could help make these expenses more manageable and show how Defence Bank can help you pocket valuable savings.

Nothing says 'together' like moving in with your partner. But it’s also a step that involves bringing your finances together – and that calls for planning.

From overseas ATM fees to hotel booking charges there’s a lot to plan for when it comes to managing your cash if you’re heading off internationally. Here are some handy tips.

July 1st brings tax cuts that will put more money in your hip pocket. We unpack how much you can expect to save – and how to make a small extra pay hike go a lot further.

Cash may be seen as ‘yesterday’ by many Australians. But handing over hard coin at the check-out can make us think twice a lot more than swiping a plastic card. Here’s why cash could be the ultimate budgeting tool.

By embracing this TikTok trend, you will have the call to arms to establish spending limits and increase your savings.

Life as an Australian Defence Force member can test, reward and challenge you. It can also bring exceptional benefits when it comes to buying a home.

ADF personnel enjoy many concessions and savings, so when you are transitioning to civilian life it’s important to budget for a variety of costs without the full benefit of these concessions. We explain how to get started.

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