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There may be no magic overnight formula, but if you currently have bad credit (which can also be referred to as having a poor or below average credit score) there are a number of things you can do to help fix it, starting today.
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We are very pleased to announce that Skybound Capital has invested $20 million into Fair Go Finance and now holds a 60% stake in the business.
Read MoreFair Go Finance is extremely pleased to announce our recent acquisition of Capfin Money.
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At Fair Go Finance we understand people like to do business with people they trust, which is exactly what we like to do too.
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Comprehensive Credit Reporting (CCR) changed the financial services industry in a big way! Below, we’ll take a closer look at the Australian CCR regulations, and what how it impacts you
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Cars do not come cheap. Whether you’re purchasing a new or used vehicle, chances are you probably don’t have the full amount saved.
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Organising kids and their back-to-school gear involves many expenses that can quickly add up. Uniforms, books and stationery are just some of the up-front costs that can’t be avoided, but
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So what is debt consolidation? Well a debt consolidation loan is a personal loan you take out to repay several small debts (such as unsecured loans, credit cards, store cards
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You’ve found your dream ride and it’s love at first sight. Now all you need to do is take out a car loan and drive away into the sunset.
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Now that we’re officially in a recession, it’s more important than ever to get your finances under control. From reining in debt to growing your savings, below are six ways
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Very easily! Take out a loan with us between 15th July 2020 and 1st September 2020 and we will give you an Entertainment App for free*!
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Ensuring you feel 100% safe and secure when you submit your bank statements online, is a responsibility we take very seriously. And as a leading Fintech business, it’s important that
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With so many retailers and businesses now offering Buy Now Pay Later services, such as Afterpay and Zip Money, Australians are being exposed to these schemes on a daily basis,
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If you’re trying to decide between a personal loan or a credit card, cost and time to pay off are two of the most important factors to consider.
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In the wake of Australia’s devastating bushfires, a spotlight has fallen on the aftermath natural disasters can silently wreak on people’s credit rating and financial well-being.
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If you overspent at Christmas, you’re not alone. Many of us feel pressured to splash out during the silly season, and this can leave a serious dent in our wallets.
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Buy now pay later (BNPL) services are on the rise in Australia. Around 1.9 million Aussies say they’ve used services like Afterpay or Zip Pay at least once over the
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Our wallets can really take a hit at Christmas. Between end of year celebrations, Christmas shopping and sales season, it’s easy to spend up a storm if you aren’t careful.
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With Comprehensive Credit Reporting (CCR) being introduced in Australia, knowing how to check your credit score and what can impact it, is more important than ever before. If you’ve ever
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Spring is officially here, making now the perfect time to clean up your finances. If you’ve started to amass debt throughout the past year or so, a debt consolidation loan
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It’s safe to say that no one ever means to fall behind on their personal loan repayments. It’s a scary prospect and won’t do your stress levels any favours!
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What is it and how can I benefit from it? Comprehensive Credit Reporting (otherwise known as CCR) was introduced in March 2014 and has been compulsory for Australia’s big four banks (CBA, ANZ, Westpac and NAB) since July 2019, with more lenders to follow suit by June 2021.
Read MoreWhat would you do if you really needed to buy something but didn’t have enough money in your bank account? If Afterpay springs to mind, you’re not alone.
Read MoreYou can directly transfer what you owe. This can be done by online banking or a direct deposit at Westpac: Our bank
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