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Legislators in the US are considering whether to ban cashless businesses, while closer to home, Aussies are transitioning to a cashless economy.

In its first month of operation, AFCA has recorded a 47% increase in complaints, with 460 small businesses spilling the beans on their banking and financial services grievances.

RBA governor Phillip Lowe says Australia has reached a turning point on digital payments, but there are some very big issues that need to be dealt with.

The newly established Australian Financial Complaints Authority is bringing on a small business ombudsman to look after the small end of town.

Despite allegations of fraud, strong-arming and abuses of power, Australia's big four banks say SME lending framework is broadly appropriate.

Lloyds Auctioneers has been issued with infringement notices after overcharging some consumers by hundreds of dollars, the ACCC has alleged.

In other countries, digital wallets allow people to accomplish nearly all of their daily transactions with a single card.

Hundreds of small businesses across the country are ditching surcharges and card minimums in favour of a better customer experience.

Some housing exposed retailers are experiencing a slow-down, but a potential rebound may be on the way.

A newly minted banking Code of Practice has been heralded as a win for small business in the aftermath of the banking royal commission.

Vicky Comino, The University of Queensland

Many entrenched motivations for misconduct in the banking sector have been uncovered by the on…

The commission has heard that banks still don’t really “get” the vagaries of farming and that farm valuations have become fluid and unpredictable.