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Southern Cross Credit Union, or SCCU, is a customer-owned credit union that was formed in 1966 in the Tweed Valley of NSW. Formerly known as the Tweed Byron Credit Union, it was renamed the Southern Cross Credit Union in 1997.
The credit union is based in Murwillumbah and has a network of branches throughout northern NSW. It provides financial services and products, such as personal and business loans, home loans, insurance, credit cards, savings account as well as financial planning and advice.
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Southern Cross Credit Union customer service
Home loan customers can contact the Southern Cross Credit Union through a number of channels. These include a general customer phone line, an online enquiry form or via email. Customers can also meet with Southern Cross staff in person at one of their local NSW branches.
- Customer service centre (phone)
- Mobile app
- Online banking
- Branch
How to Apply
Southern Cross Credit Union gives potential customers a number of options when applying for a home loan. These include contacting a SCCU home loan specialist by phone, email or in person at one of their local branches. Customers can also start their application via an online form on the Southern Cross Credit Union website and emailing it to a lending specialist. Before applying for a home loan it is advisable to think about how much money you could conceivably borrow given your financial situation and income. You will also need to provide documentation when applying for a home loan. This will include:
- Personal identification material.
- Details and type of employment.
- Proof of incomes, including assets, rent and other earning.
- Details regarding current debts, expenses, loans and liabilities.
- Personal insurance documents.
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