Millions of Australians are making easy financial slip-ups costing them hundreds of dollars each year, according to new research revealing the most common money mistakes. 7NEWS
Finder’s survey of 1090 Australians found forgetting to cancel a free trial , letting a gift card expire , and going over phone data limits were the top money mistakes.
And that’s just for one subscription — forgetting to cancel another streaming service after a free trial, plus a workout membership that’s gathering dust, could rack up thousands more in wasted cash. And 9 per cent of people admitted to missing out on their bonus savings rate, meaning they could be costing themselves hundreds of dollars of missed interest each year.
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