r/AusFinance is a subreddit with 852k members. The most common kinds of discussions are advice requests and solution requests, and the community frequently discusses struggling, looking for a, financial, worst, and hard time, and they frequently recommend/review high interest savings account, savings account, and mortgage rate.
Australian Personal Finance: budgeting, saving, getting out of debt, investing, and saving for retirement.
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Popular Themes in r/AusFinance
#1
Advice Requests
: "Feeling overwhelmed and stuck finding a superannuation (healthcare)"
4 posts
#2
Solution Requests
: "What more can be done at a personal and institutional level to avoid the Direct Debit Scam?"
3 posts
#3
Pain & Anger
: "$70k debt, massively in arrears, part 9 debt agreement and now forced into bankruptcy"
3 posts
#4
Money Talk
: "Would you change jobs after less than a year for a guaranteed 25% pay rise"
1 post
Popular Topics in r/AusFinance
#1
Struggling
42 posts
#2
Looking For A
28 posts
#3
Financial
22 posts
#4
Worst
13 posts
#5
Hard Time
12 posts
#6
Mortgage
8 posts
#7
Finance
7 posts
#8
Career
7 posts
#9
Budgeting
5 posts
#10
Apps
4 posts
Products Discussed in r/AusFinance
High Interest Savings Account
80 reviews
#1
UBank
4.0★ from 26 reviews
#2
Macquarie
4.2★ from 6 reviews
#3
ING
4.0★ from 6 reviews
Savings Account
45 reviews
#1
Ubank
4.8★ from 11 reviews
#2
Macquarie
4.4★ from 7 reviews
#3
Great Southern Bank
4.4★ from 5 reviews
Mortgage Rate
38 reviews
#1
Commonwealth Bank of Australia
4.0★ from 6 reviews
#2
Westpac
4.0★ from 4 reviews
#3
HSBC
4.0★ from 3 reviews
Flair Used in r/AusFinance
#1
Off Topic
: "Economics Explained: Australia May Have Just Solved The Housing Crisis"
6 posts
Member Growth in r/AusFinance
Yearly
+87k members(11.4%)
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Last updated: October 2, 2026