u/Av0toasted

With the cost of living biting hard this month, I've been trying to route all my online shopping strictly through the Raiz Rewards tab to get those sweet merchant cash-back drops directly into my account. I noticed some brands have completely updated their percentage contributions for May. Who is currently paying out the fastest right now without the annoying 60-day pending tracking delay? Have any of you successfully linked your recurring utility or streaming bills to trigger automatic cash-back investments?

The Lite plan has seen an 86% jump in users this quarter, but the $1,500 cap is tiny. For those who started on Lite recently: how quickly did you hit the cap and get bumped up to the $5.50 Regular plan? Is anyone intentionally keeping their balance at $1,499 just to keep the lower fee, or is the jump to 0.275% (for balances over $26k) the only "real" fee threshold we should be worried about?

Just saw the news from yesterday that Áine Tighe has been placed on the inactive list for the whole 2026 season due to that ongoing knee complexity. It’s such a blow for her personally after being so diligent with her rehab. With the AFLW pre-season draft coming up this Monday, who do we think the club targets to fill that roster spot? Can we find another focal point, or are we going to have to pivot to a much smaller, high-pressure forward setup for the upcoming campaign?

Planning to buy a Tesla next month and trying to decide whether it’s worth paying for a 3 phase upgrade at home or just sticking with a standard 32A single phase setup, from what I can tell single phase already covers overnight charging for most use cases but not sure if people regret not going 3 phase later on especially with faster top ups or future proofing in mind

If you had to choose just one place to park your savings for the next five years would you stick to the safety of a five percent term deposit or are you betting on a recovery in the ASX small caps