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Credit Union SA is a South Australian Credit Union that was formed in October 2009 from merging former credit unions ‘Satisfac’ and ‘Powerstate’. Both credit unions can trace their origins to the 1950s. The lender’s headquarters are based in Adelaide, with branches in metropolitan and regional South Australia. It boasts over 50,000 members and is South Australia’s third largest credit union.
Apart from home loans, Credit Union SA also provides customers with transaction and savings accounts, fixed term investments, personal loans, credit cards and insurance. They also make efforts to support local South Australians through their School Community Rewards program, which provides regular financial benefits to nominated schools. They also have a partnership with St John’s Youth Services, which provide support to at-risk young people.
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Interested in a Credit Union SA home loan? RateCity has a suite of calculators that can show you what your repayments would be and how Credit Union SA compares to its competitors. Simply plug in your borrowing amount below.
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