Here’s one for anyone hustling to bring in some extra cash!

With the costs of essentials always on the rise, we’re all looking for ways to be financially stable*.

Traditional savings accounts and term deposits often come with limits, which can stop you from reaching your money goals*.

However, one online banking app* wants to change how Aussie business owners stay on top of their finances*, all while providing more value for money*!

In partnership with the Regional Australia Bank, Thriday* is introducing a new interest savings account with a competitive 3.35% p.a.* interest rate*!

This new offering is perfect for small business owners* who want to earn more from their funds. Whether you run a brick-and-mortar store, or market stall, or earn some extra cash doing something more freelance like Uber driving, Thriday wants to help!

Thriday's innovative solution* offers a seamless way to earn interest on your business transaction account balances.

Thriday keeps your finance woes at bay with its various financial tools. Image Credit: Thriday

Thriday's 3.35% p.a.* interest rate* applies to all funds stored in Thriday accounts, including money allocated into their Visa Debit card.

Whether you're saving for a rainy day or retirement*, setting aside money for bills*, or ready to splurge for your grandchildren*, your funds stored in Thriday will be working for you!

Thriday takes the hassle out of banking*, accounting*, and filing taxes*—making it an easy, all-in-one financial tool*.

Thriday CEO and co-founder Michael Nuciforo emphasised the significance of this new feature.

'Our new interest feature* makes it easier and faster for small businesses to try and make a profit*. Every bit of extra money can make a big difference* in today's economic climate. We are committed to providing our customers with the best tools to help them succeed*.'

Thriday users* have already reaped the benefits of keeping their funds* in a digital bank.

'Earning 3.35% interest across all my accounts* is effortless and incredibly beneficial for my cash flow management,' Lauren Deuble, a customer, shared.

'With the amount of money I have coming into my accounts and the money I set aside for tax, the interest more than pays for my Thriday subscription*!'

If you want to optimise your business savings and streamline your finances*, Thriday's new interest savings account* is a compelling option you should check out.

With no restrictive terms and a robust interest rate*, your money will definitely work for you as you invest back into your business or goals.

Time to boost your savings—visit Thriday’s* website now to learn more about its financial management tools and hop on to a journey to meet your financial goals*.

*Interest rates are current as of 1 August 2024 and are subject to change. T&Cs apply.

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[Jacquicen]

It all sounds way too good to be true. But I'm always skeptical about offers like this. Still, if someone shared their own experience, it would be nice to have a look at it.

 

[Kissezleme]

Well, while it’s great to grow your savings, managing expenses is just as important, especially when you’re just starting out.
When I first got my business going, one of the best things I did was figure out my customer acquisition costs early. It really helped me understand how much I needed to spend to get a new customer, which is huge for making smarter decisions. If you’re not sure about your costs, using a startup CAC calculator can really help you get a clearer picture and keep your finances on track.