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Illawarra Credit Union has been serving the Illawarra region since 1972. It is community focused and aims to help members map and achieve their financial strategy. Customers of Illawarra Credit Union must also become a member of the union and therefore have a say in how it is run. One of the main points of difference here is that Illawarra’s profits are reinvested into the business, unlike the major banks where the profits go to the shareholders.
Illawarra offers a full range of financial products and services, including:
- Home loans.
- Personal loans.
- Savings accounts.
- Everyday transaction accounts.
- Term deposits.
- Business banking solutions.
Illawarra Credit Union Home Loan Calculator
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Illawarra Credit Union customer service
Illawarra Credit Union has a limited branch network in the NSW Illawarra region, south of Sydney. You can call the credit union from Monday to Friday, as well as Saturday, or email them directly. You also have the option of online banking to have 24/7 access to your money.
- Customer service centre (phone)
- Online banking
- NSW branches
- Mobile lenders
How to Apply
Illawarra Credit Union allows you to apply online for a home loan or you can request that a mobile banker contact you, or you can visit a branch. But first, you must become a member, which is easy. You’ll need to provide a member share contribution of $2 so you can become a shareholder of the credit union. You’ll need to be an Australian citizen or a permanent resident to apply online. Documents you will need 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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