Banks might be putting up interest rates for savers – but it's not really boosting savings all that much, Westpac Bank economists say.Banks are competing more fiercely for retail deposits, partly to meet the Reserve Bank's new longer term capital re
Rob Hosking Wed, 29 Sep 2010
Banks might be putting up interest rates for savers – but it's not really boosting savings all that much, Westpac Bank economists say.
Banks are competing more fiercely for retail deposits, partly to meet the Reserve Bank’s new longer term capital requirements but also for sound business reasons –
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