• Scams

NAB joins BioCatch Trust Australia to protect customers from scams and fraud

NAB has joined BioCatch Trust Australia as part of ongoing efforts to tackle the scam epidemic targeting Australians.

• 20.11.2024
• 2 min read

• Scams

Aussies travelling abroad warned about international summer of scams

Australians heading overseas to chase a European or North American summer are being urged to get scam savvy to avoid a holiday from hell. Criminals are expected to target major sporting events and big international concerts, just as hundreds of thousands of Australians and their families prepare to jet off overseas.

• 06.06.2024
• 3 min read

• Customers

New NAB CEO pens letter of thanks and support to customers

New NAB CEO Andrew Irvine has written to customers reiterating NAB’s support on issues, including the rising cost of living and scams.

• 02.04.2024
• 2 min read

• Customers

Getting the basics right for customers, industry and community

NAB CEO Ross McEwan delivered a speech at an ABA and TTBC event about strengthening the banking industry and delivering for customers.

• 22.02.2024
• 1 min read

• Scams

Scams: be alert to the red flags

Scams can happen to anyone. Banks like NAB have a crucial role to play helping customers to bank as safely as possible and identify red flags.

• 22.09.2023
• 1 min read

• Scams

NAB’s tips on how to avoid social media scams

NAB is working with Australians to ensure they remain vigilant amid a rise in social media scams on platforms.

• 09.08.2023
• 3 min read

• Scams

Hi mum, it’s a scam

Use your head and not your heart. That’s the message from Canberra grandmother Mary as she reflects on falling for a “Hi Mum” text message scam.

• 19.06.2023
• 1 min read

• Scams

Scams can happen to anyone

AFL footballer and NAB customer Jacob Weitering lost his life savings to scammers. NAB CEO Ross McEwan says the bank is working hard to stop these criminals and education remains vital.

• 29.04.2023
• 3 min read

• Scams

No time to lose in the race against scammers

Three point one billion dollars. That’s the amount the ACCC anticipated Australians would lose to scammers in 2022. That’s twice as much as in 2021. 

• 20.04.2023
• 4 min read

• Customers

NAB CEO pens letter of support to customers

• 18.04.2023
• 3 min read