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Queensland Country Bank home loans

Queensland Country Credit Union (QCCU) is a Queensland-based credit union that was founded in 1971 as the Isa Mine Employees’ Credit Union Limited. Since then, QCCU has grown and expanded its membership, merging with other Queensland-based credit unions such as QCCU Australia and Queenslanders Credit Union.

Like other credit unions, QCCU isn’t beholden to any shareholders, which means profits can be passed back to members through competitive interest rates.

QCCU aims to offer an alternative to the big four banks and provides a range of everyday banking products, insurance, credit cards and home loans.

QCCU Home Loan Calculator  

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

Mark Bristow
Mark Bristow

Personal Finance Editor

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Why choose Queensland Country Bank

Benefits

  • Customer-owned
  • Can package home loan with other financial services

Drawbacks

  • Branches limited to Queensland only
  • Some fees and charges apply

Queensland Country 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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