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Bank of us

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  • Bank
  • Customer-owned
  • Branch network
  • Personal banking
  • Business banking

Bank of us is an Australian customer-owned bank based in Tasmania, with origins in the Launceston Equitable Building and Investment Society, established in 1870. It provides savings and transaction accounts, term deposits, home loans, personal loans and business banking. Customers access services through its Tasmanian network and digital banking, with a continuing focus on supporting local people and communities.

Institution facts
Legal nameB&E Ltd
ABN32087652088
OriginsEstablished in Launceston in 1870 as a building and investment society [1]
Banking accessFace-to-face banking is available at provider branches or banking service centres, check the provider for current services and opening hours. [4]

Savings rates

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Rates p.a. at a balance of $699.

Bank of us published personal savings accounts and offers.
Visit 0.40% 5.05%Ongoing cap: No cap No cap - - - - $50 - - - 0 - - $0 -
Visit 0.00% 2.50%Ongoing cap: $25K $25K 2.50%Up to 4 mths $25K Up to 4 mths - - - - - 5 - - $0 -
Visit 0.00% 2.25%Ongoing cap: $25K $25K - - - - - - - - 5 - - $0 -

Source: noren.com.au

Savings products

  • Save up

    A variable-rate savings account. Bonus interest depends on meeting the account’s monthly requirements.

  • Spring Load

    A variable-rate savings account. Bonus interest depends on meeting the account’s monthly requirements. An introductory offer is available to eligible customers.

  • Stash ’n’ Splash

    A variable-rate savings account. Bonus interest depends on meeting the account’s monthly requirements.

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Sources and review

  1. Institution background (bankofus.com.au)
  2. APRA ADI register (apra.gov.au)
  3. Bank of us website (bankofus.com.au)
  4. Banking access (bankofus.com.au)

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