As one of Australia’s largest member-owned banks, Defence Bank offers a wide range of competitive products and services including home loans and car loans, savings accounts, insurance and credit cards. Launched in 1975, Defence Bank now has 32 branches around Australia.
What sets Defence Bank apart from certain other banks is its mutual status. As a mutual bank, it does not have external shareholders to think of. That means, instead of passing on profits to create a return for those shareholders, it can reinvest profits back into the bank to offer better products and services for members, It's also a strong supporter of its local communities.
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If you want to apply for a credit card with Defence Bank – or sign up for any of the bank’s other financial products – you will have to become a member first. You can join online for free and you don’t need to be a Defence Force employee or relative. Membership is open to all Australians.
For members who are employed by the Defence Force, you can stay with Defence Bank even after you've resigned or retired.
It might seem odd to choose Defence Bank when you're not in the Defence Force. But, there are a few great things about a member-owned bank that make it worth a second look.
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