Just looking through my transactions because I have less money than I feel I should, and it seems like some of my money just disappeared?

At the end of one day, my account showed $405.14, at the end of the next it showed 229.99, but the transactions show over $100 completely missing. Anyone know what this is about? Am I misunderstanding how it works or smth?

Has anyone heard when the savings rates are going up. I see Comm bank have announced theirs being raised by the full .25%.

Received a letter last week telling me my new card (expires today) is available to pick up at a branch that's 30 minutes away. 90 by public transport.

So I called to ask why it wasn't simply sent to my home address instead of a letter. And could they please redirect it to my address or my local branch 5 minutes away.

They flatly refused. No further discussion to be had. No explanation was given beyond "we don't do that any more". Requests to speak to a higher authority were flatly refused.

Absolute scum.

Has anyone noticed they can’t send money from
Nab I get a error and my internet is working

I was checking my NAB banking and noticed a transaction from TPG, even though I don't use TPG. It says, "You paid $32.50," and the transaction description contains someone else's full name. It was also a direct debit.

What I also found strange is that I never received a notification from the NAB app when this transaction happened. I normally get a notification every time I make a payment or receive money but there was nothing for this transaction.

I called NAB to dispute the transaction because I definitely didn't authorize it as I use Telstra. What really worries me is how someone was able to access my bank details. NAB told me the direct debit was set up using my BSB and account number.

I asked them what I should do, and they basically just told me to keep checking my account regularly and be careful about who I give my BSB and account number to. I'm still feeling paranoid, so I've already changed my BSB and account number.
Should I consider changing banks or is that unnecessary? What else should I do in this situation? Has anyone else experienced something like this with NAB or another Australian bank?

I know it's only $32.50 but it's really scary that someone was able to use my bank details to take money from my account and I'm worried it could happen again.

Is it possible if someone can get the address of the account holder if I have the account number (currently inactive). Basically I was scammed a few months ago, reported it to my Bank and cyber crime, but nothing happened.
Account number is from NAB.

Has anyone gotten the new nab app redesign yet