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The clever switch ‘hack’ helping Aussies save big on household bills in 2026: Kogan Switch week

7NEWS Australia ·
The clever switch ‘hack’ helping Aussies save big on household bills in 2026: Kogan Switch week

The cost of living crisis is affecting Aussies across the country, with prices of everyday household bills surging.

While it’s easy to let your recurring expenses renew each month, you could end up saving some extra cash if you take the time to find the best deals.

From mobile to internet and energy bills, to insurance and credit cards — Kogan offers the chance to save money every single month.

Whether switching to yearly prepaid plans via Kogan mobile , or earning cashback on certain credit cards , the retail giant is worth the browse during the bi-annual event.

The standout deal is a yearly prepaid mobile phone plan , which is now marked down to just $149 for a generous 250GB of data.

Switch Week features discounts across the Kogan Essentials range , helping Aussies cut costs on everyday services.

$149 for a 250GB yearly prepaid plan, including 110GB bonus data — previously $179.90 for 140GB

$179 for a 400GB yearly prepaid plan, including 100GB bonus data — previously $240 for 300GB Kogan Internet

Receive 0.12% upfront cashback and 0.05% ongoing annual cashback on eligible loans

Kogan FIRST customers receive $100 off their first electricity bill plus $100 Kogan.com credit when switching during Switch Week Kogan Insurance

The bi-annual event returns 1–7 September 2026 , giving shoppers a full seven days to browse the wide range of deals.

Bringing together offers across mobile, internet, energy, insurance, credit cards and Kogan’s newly launched home-loan comparison service.

Giving Aussies the chance to browse a wide range of products that could help them slash their regular bills in half.

There’s even a chance to win a Kogan 65” QLED 4K AI Google TV — all you have to do is receive a Kogan Life Insurance Quote.

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