The Barefoot Investor has taken aim at ING's new savings account, arguing the bank has complicated a product it claims will make earning bonus interest easier.
Scott Pape weighed in after ING shared details of its new 'Savings Booster' account ahead of its launch.
The Victorian Liberals have just lost their most valuable campaign asset. Her name is Jacinta Allan.
For months, the opposition's strategy was simple: attach Allan's face to Victoria's debt, infrastructure blowouts, union corruption, youth crime and deteriorating services, then let an exhausted electorate do the rest.
The University of Cambridge's youngest ever black professor says a pig's head was sent to his parents' London home in a large cardboard box amid a row over allegations of plagiarism for which he was later cleared.
Professor Jason Arday, 41, has been at the centre of allegations of plagiarism which his critics claim are the subject of a cover-up. Meanwhile, his supporters say he is being unfairly treated and targeted due to his race.
Defence chiefs have been accused of showing 'shocking disregard' for Britain's war dead after destroying almost 800 First and Second World War gravestones of Commonwealth soldiers killed in the Iraqi desert.
Furious families of those who made the ultimate sacrifice for their country say that the Ministry of Defence (MoD) is guilty of a cover-up lasting more than 20 years.
Big Brother star Jade Goody's widower Jack Tweed has been charged with drug-driving after he allegedly tested three times over the limit for cannabis.
The 39-year-old is said to have been high behind the wheel of a Volkswagen Golf when he was pulled over by police in December last year near Chelmsford, Essex.
Animal rights campaigners have demanded the World Black Pudding Throwing Championships use vegan alternatives, arguing it was wrong for the 'blood and fat' of pigs to be hurled for 'a bit of fun'.
The annual competition, held in Ramsbottom, Lancashire, sees rivals throw bloody sausages in a bid to knock traditional Yorkshire and Lancashire black puddings off a 20ft high plinth.
Record numbers of police are on long-term sick leave, with critics blaming poor management, rising levels of violence and increasing workloads for the problem.
Home Office figures show that the equivalent of 3,358 full-time officers across 43 forces were absent through sickness, at a cost to the taxpayer of nearly £3 million a week.
An iconic California beach town's frustrated locals have clinched an important legal win after complaining that a noisy Waymo charging station had been keeping them up all night for more than a year.
Waymo was ordered to stop using two charging facilities from 11pm to 6am in Santa Monica on Monday in a preliminary injunction granted by Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Bradley S. Phillips.
The mystery surrounding the death of a Scot whose body was found in a suitcase in Greece has deepened after officers confirmed the outside of the bag was clear of DNA and fingerprints.
Elisabeth Jane Ross, from Edinburgh, was found inside a suitcase in a derelict building in Athens on July 18, having travelled to Greece three weeks earlier.
Train operators across Britain have spent more than £13million on hiring taxis for staff because of rail disruptions – including when an alternative rail service was 'too cold'.
Over 395,000 taxi bookings – funded by ticket fares and the Department for Transport – were made by staff by train operators since January 2025, figures gathered from freedom of information requests have revealed.
Two Australian women have been charged after disturbing footage captured an alleged racial attack against three male Chinese students.
The 26-year-old and 33-year-old women were involved in an alleged altercation with the trio at Central Station, in Sydney, in the early hours of the morning on July 25.
