• Small Business

Last-minute lovers to splurge on flowers in Valentine’s Day dash

Lovestruck Australians are expected to spend more than $21 million on Valentine’s Day flowers this year but new spending insights from NAB reveal we are a nation of last-minute lovers.

• 12.02.2025
• 3 min read

• Branches

NAB commits to regional and rural branches

NAB today announces it will not close any branches in its rural and regional network until at least 31 July 2027.

• 11.02.2025
• 1 min read

• Disaster relief

NAB offers Disaster Relief Grants for Little Desert and Grampians bushfires

NAB is providing $1,000 grants and additional financial relief to customers severely impacted by the Little Desert National Park and Grampians National Park bushfires, to assist them in the immediate aftermath of a second bushfire impacting the region. 

• 31.01.2025
• 2 min read

• Business

How businesses and farmers can secure big discounts on new green finance

Australian manufacturers, businesses, agribusinesses and farmers will be able to secure interest rate discounts and lower borrowing costs as part of a $300 million co-finance program between NAB and CEFC.

• 31.01.2025
• 3 min read

• Technology

NAB and Amazon launch PayTo® payment for Amazon.com.au customers

Customers shopping on Amazon.com.au can now use ‘PayTo’ to make a purchase directly from their bank account in a seamless, secure way, removing the need to provide card details.

• 31.01.2025
• 2 min read

• Disaster relief

NAB offers Disaster Relief Grants following Bass Coast Bushfires

NAB is providing $1,000 grants and additional financial relief to customers severely impacted by the Bass Coast bushfires, to assist them in the immediate aftermath.  

• 30.01.2025
• 1 min read

• Business

Australian Open 2025 serves up a grand slam for Melbourne’s economy

Record-breaking crowds at the Australian Open have served up a welcome spending boost to Melbourne’s economy with accommodation the big winner over the last fortnight.

• 28.01.2025
• 3 min read

• Business

Why business owners say 2025 is their make-or-break ‘year of tech’

Business owners say 2025 will be the year they increase their adoption of AI and invest more in new technology and cybersecurity to boost their efficiency, productivity and competitiveness.

• 27.01.2025
• 4 min read

• Your Money

Aussies defy high costs to keep travel dreams alive in 2025

• 27.01.2025
• 1 min read

• Scams

Scam warnings drive almost $50million in abandoned payments

NAB customers abandoned $48.5 million worth of payments in the past two months alone after real-time payment alerts sent by the bank warned customers of scams.

• 24.01.2025
• 2 min read