About Us
Our story
We’ve been helping Australian Defence personnel and their families make the most of their money since 1959. As Australia’s longest serving Defence financial institution, we know a thing or two about the unique aspects of life in the armed services.
We’re dedicated to helping the men and women who protect and serve our community. That’s why we focus on providing our members with better quality services, lower fees and competitive interest rates.
At Australian Military Bank, we're member owned, that means we'll always put you first.
Community
Working with the Defence Force and community is a vital part of what we do. Offering more than just straightforward banking, we also help our members by strengthening the communities they live in.
Read about our community involvement through:
- Our branch network and mobile banking service
- Sponsorships
- Sporting partnerships
- The Returned & Services League of Australia
- RSL Money
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March2021
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January2021
Automatic Cheque Book Reissuing
The use of cheques has fallen over the past few years as electronic payment methods have accounted for a growing...
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January2021
Welcome to the January issue of Communiqué
Happy New Year to all our members and your families! I hope that you enjoyed a safe holiday season with loved ones and...
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December2020
Latest News
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Lock in Today's Term Deposit Rates! In a tricky economy with interest rates moving fast now might be a good time to lock in a great rate. Keep things flexible with a term of only 3 months or lock...Read more
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A huge thanks to Australia Military Bank for their help after an ATM swallowed my card. Especially Michele on the phone and Emma (Duntroon) for their assistance during a stressful time! Thank You...Read more
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We understand that members may experience financial hardship arising from many causes including COVID-19. If you need help you can; · Pause your home loan or personal loan repayments for up to 6...Read more
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We understand that some of our members may face financial difficulty for a number of reasons, often beyond their control, such as unemployment, reduced working hours, illness, relationship breakdown...Read more
