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Macquarie Bank faces $14m fine and $8.8m payout over confusing savings rates | News.gg

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Published 22 hours ago · The West Australian · Updated 17 hours ago

Breaking: Macquarie faces $14m fine for savings rate failures

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One of Australia’s largest banks has been slapped with a multimillion-dollar fine over the way it promoted rates to new savers.

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Macquarie Bank faces $14m fine and $8.8m payout over confusing savings rates

One of Australia’s largest banks has been slapped with a multimillion-dollar fine over the way it promoted rates to new savers.

By Cameron Micallef · Nov 10, 2026, 11:54 PM UTC

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Macquarie Bank faces $14m fine and $8.8m payout over confusing savings rates
One of Australia’s largest banks has been slapped with a multimillion-dollar fine over the way it promoted rates to new savers.
22 hours ago · thewest.com.au · You are reading this one

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Total News Sources: 12
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Last Updated: 17 hours ago
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