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Fete research finds mobile ATMs boost profits

The results from the first-ever National Fete Research Project are in and they include some very important findings for school fete organisers.

Conducted by QUT's Australian Centre for Philanthropy and Non-Profit Studies, with support from the Fundraising Directory, the study surveyed 500 school fete conveners from private, state ...

ATMs: Can't Have Your Cake and Eat It too

Now that the dust has settled after the celebrations en masse following the Big 4 Banks decision to remove ATM fees, it's time to sit back and reflect on what was actually achieved. Most people have not yet noticed the blank wall where there was once a Big 4 ATM. Unlike the announcement of free transactions for all, there has been no fanf...

Why cashless is failing to deliver

Local ATM supplier ATM2GO believes some event organisers are at risk of alienating visitors and stall holders by adopting 'cashless' payment options for their events. ATM2GO Director Jenny Marsh said Australia is a long way from operating as a 'cashless' society and that when it comes to spending money people value freedom...

Why ATMs are really disappearing

The airwaves were flooded last week with reports that ATMs were disappearing due to the rise of Tap and Go technologies. Apparently, this had nothing at all to do with the fact that the Big 4 banks stopped charging fees at their ATMs and therefore were no longer profitable. The overwhelming feedback from these reports was that the majorit...

Research shows Tap and Go might be blowing your budget

Paying by card means you have a less accurate recall of the amount paid Tap and Go payments are on the rise because it is such a quick and convenient way to pay. But while this conveneince has always come at a cost for retailers with PayWave surcharges, new research has shown that shoppers who make cashless transactions are more likely to...

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