Are you thinking about switching banks or opening a new checking account? Would the debit card features tied to that account influence your decision at all? If so, it’s a good idea to compare debit cards along with other account information before setting up your new bank account. If you’re considering ANZ for your new account, you might be interested in ANZ’s Access Advantage with Visa Debit. read more..

When you think of a card costing you money, you probably think more about credit cards than debit cards. But debit cards can cost you plenty of money too. Today let’s take a look at some of the ways debit cards can cost you money, especially in ways you might not realise up front when choosing to use debit rather than credit. read more..

If you already have a checking account and you’re happy with your current bank, you might not have any need to compare debit cards. You would just get the debit card issued by your bank (or the specific one they offer tied to your type of bank account). read more..

Credit cards aren’t always the best spending option. Sometimes debit cards make more sense (perhaps you need cash and don’t want cash advance fees or your credit card simply isn’t handy). Today we’ll look at some things you can do to help you get the most of your debit card that’s tied to your bank account. read more..

When it comes to making purchases and bill payments, you generally have three options: cash, credit cards, and debit cards. They all have their benefits and downsides. Which option do you tend to use most often?

Today let’s take a closer look at debit cards, and try to help you figure out if they’re the best payment option for you. Here are a few questions you can ask yourself when determining if debit cards are a good fit with your spending habits. read more..