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The Capricornian home loans
The Capricornian is a credit union based in Central Queensland offering a full range of financial products and services. To bank with The Capricornian, you need to be a member, however unlike banks, the profits of credit unions are reinvested into the business and members, who also get a say in how the credit union is run. The credit union meets the same regulatory standards as banks and is a prudent and strong financial service provider.
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The Capricornian customer service
The Capricornian has a head office in Rockhampton, Queensland, and has a few other branches in Central Queensand which you can visit five days a week. Customers are also able to conduct telephone or internet banking 24/7. They also offer access to RediATM facilities, which includes the thousands of NAB terminals and Cashcard ATMs around Australia.
- Customer service centre (phone)
- ATMs
- Mobile app
- Online banking
- Email inquiries
- Queensland branches
How to Apply
The Capricornian is a member-owned financial institution and to become a member, you need to buy a share. But then you’ll become a part owner of the credit union. You’ll need to be an Australian resident to apply in person at a Capricornian branch. Documents you need to apply for a home loan include:
- Personal identification material.
- Proof of income – whether you are self-employed or work for an employer.
- Proof of other income, including rental income.
- Information regarding your current debts, liabilities and assets.
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