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Geelong Bank was originally founded in 1974 as the Ford Co-operative Credit Society Limited (FCCS) to provide financial services to Geelong Ford employees and their families.

During the 1990s, FCCS underwent two mergers which resulted in an expansion into Sydney and opened up its membership to all Australians. FCCS made the decision to change its name to Geelong Bank in 2018.

Since opening its doors, Geelong Bank has grown from strength to strength and has broadened its member base and range of products and services. Geelong Bank has a strong community focus and proudly supports education programs, safety and environment initiatives, art and culture and health and wellbeing community initiatives.

Geelong Bank Home Loan Calculator  

Interested in a Geelong Bank home loan? RateCity has a suite of calculators that can show you what your repayments would be and how Geelong Bank compares to its competitors. Simply plug in your borrowing amount below.

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Why choose Geelong Bank

Benefits

  • Flexible loan facilities.
  • Family Guarantee option for first home buyers.
  • No ongoing loan fees.

Drawbacks

  • Limited branch network.
  • Moderate to high interest rate.

Geelong Bank Home Loans

Home Loans calculator

Use our home loan calculator to see how much you’d have to repay under different borrowing scenarios.

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