r/AusFinance is a subreddit with 833k members. The most common kinds of discussions are money talk and advice requests, and the community frequently discusses struggling, looking for a, financial, tax, 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
Money Talk
: "Workers' pay has not kept pace with productivity growth for 30 years, research suggests"
29 posts
#2
Advice Requests
: "Can the average Australian retire comfortably?"
25 posts
#3
Pain & Anger
: "Is it insane to take a year off at half pay"
8 posts
#4
News
: "Westpac warns RBA will deliver the fourth rate hike this year at August meeting"
4 posts
#5
Opportunities
: "Where are we going wrong?"
2 posts
Popular Topics in r/AusFinance
#1
Struggling
43 posts
#2
Looking For A
30 posts
#3
Financial
22 posts
#4
Tax
: "Tax issues"
18 posts
#5
Hard Time
13 posts
#6
Worst
13 posts
#7
Investment
11 posts
#8
Super
: "Advice on savings or Super"
10 posts
#9
Mortgage
9 posts
#10
Career
9 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
: "Cost of living: Two-thirds of Australians feel poorer than last year"
3 posts
Member Growth in r/AusFinance
Yearly
+81k members(10.7%)
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Last updated: July 24, 2026