1H24 Financial Results
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Supporting our customers
Customers are feeling the impact of the economic environment
Annual change in real household disposable income¹
100
Jun 22
8
(6)
(3)
(2)
0
96
Wages
earned and
other
income
Prices
Taxes
2
Household
net deposit vs
borrowing mortgage³
Rates:
Jun 23
Net interest paid by
households
Supporting our customers
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Contacted customers rolling off fixed rates; arrears below portfolio
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Engaging 3m4 customers monthly via money management tools
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Option to suspend mortgage repayments5
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Benefits finder to open to all Australians, ~$1.2bn identified to date
2m7 cashbacks to customers through CommBank Yello
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Expanded and easier to access hardship support
• Interest only, payment arrangements and other options
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Supporting >7,000 home loan customers in hardship
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Prevented and recovered >$100m³ in customer scams in 1H24
1. Source: CBA, RBA and ABS. Rounded to the nearest percentage point. 2. Represents the impact of household leverage. 3. Represents the impact of the change in average rate paid by households on loans
versus received on deposits. 4. Average monthly unique customers who engaged with one of our money management features in the CommBank app between July to December 2023. Money management
features include Money Plan, Spend Tracker, Bill Sense, Category Budgets, Cash Flow View, Goal Tracker, Credit Score, Carbon Tracker, CommSec Pocket and Smart Savings. 5. Option to suspend mortgage
repayments (known as a repayment holiday) is available to eligible customers who are ahead of their scheduled monthly repayments. A repayment holiday reflects a break from home loan direct debit request
repayments for a set period of between three to twelve months for eligible CommBank home loans and allows customers to use the additional available repayments made to put future repayments on hold during
this period. 6. Estimated value of retail and business benefits connected to customers since inception (2019). 7. Since launch in November 2023. 8. From July to December 2023.
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