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Defence Bank (formerly Defence Force Credit Union Limited) was founded in 1975 to help Australian Defence Force personnel manage their money. One of Australia’s largest member-owned banks, Defence Bank has over 90,000 customers and manages more than $1.5 billion in assets.

Defence Bank is well known for providing a range of home loans tailored to Defence personnel in addition to more standardised financial products such as insurance, credit cards and every day banking facilities.

As Defence Bank isn’t controlled by shareholders it’s able to offer a range of financial products at competitive interest rates to customers across Australia. In 2014 and 2015 Defence Bank won Money Magazine’s ‘Best of the Best Award’ for it’s car loan and was a finalist in the 2013 Australian Lending Awards.

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Why choose Defence Bank

Benefits

  • Offers discounts on the interest rate.
  • Suitable for low deposits.
  • Opportunity to package financial products.
  • Pre-approval available for home loans.

Drawbacks

  • Some products include high upfront fees.
  • Not all products offer offset facilities.

Defence Bank Home Loans

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