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The Australian Military Bank was founded in 1959 and is Australia’s longest serving defence financial organisation with over $1 billion in total assets. Formerly the Australian Defence Credit Union, it was renamed the Australian Military bank in 2015.
The bank has over 50,000 members and over 30 branches at military bases around Australia. They offer home and personal loans, credit cards, savings accounts, insurance and superannuation, as well as financial planning and advice.
The Australian Military Bank has won numerous awards, including Money Magazine’s Best DIY Savings Account Award in 2016.
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