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Customer-owned banks continue growth in tough year for banking

Australia's mutual banks, or customer-owned banks, recorded another year of growth despite the challenges presented by COVID-19.

By William Jolly ● November 24, 2020

Heritage, Suncorp, and Adelaide Bank slash home loan rates

Today some announced rate cuts came into effect, with Heritage Bank, Suncorp, and Adelaide Bank cutting home loans cut rates by up to 50 basis points.

By Harrison Astbury ● November 20, 2020

ME & Heritage Bank customers can now use Apple Pay

ME and Heritage Bank have today switched on Apple Pay, enabling customers to now make contactless payments with their smartphone.

By William Jolly ● July 07, 2020

Heritage Bank raises home loan interest rates while ING and BOQ cut

Most lenders have been cutting their interest rates lately but one bank has bucked the trend and raised theirs.

By Emma Duffy ● December 20, 2019

Loans.com.au, Tic:Toc, Suncorp, ME, Heritage Bank, cut fixed home loan rates

While the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) decided to keep the cash rate steady at its recent meeting, that hasn’t stopped a number of lenders from cutting their fixed home loan rates.

By Emma Duffy ● August 09, 2019

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