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Important notice for ATM users
15 November 2018
As of the 1st of January 2019, Endeavour Mutual Bank will no longer be part of the rediATM network. Whilst most Bank owned ATMs are now free, members may incur a direct charge by some rediATM’s after this date.
BLOG: Black Friday Online Shopping Tips
09 November 2018
Whether you like it or not, we are heading for a collision course with Christmas and the end of 2018, so strap on your tinsel belts and hold on to your spending budgets tightly, the impact is hard to predict, but may result in damaging blows to your savings and a stack of unwanted gifts awaiting new homes on boxing day.
BLOG: First Home Buyers Rejoice as Housing Market Cools
05 November 2018
Housing prices have been a hot topic of discussion in recent years, whether it be in the mainstream media or on finance blogs, or amongst neighbours, families and friends.
Update on how to lodge complaints
31 October 2018
Until now, in the unlikely event that your complaint could not be resolved directly with Endeavour Mutual Bank, you could lodge a complaint with the Financial Ombudsman Service Australia (FOS).
2018 Sustainability Report now available
25 October 2018
The 2018 Endeavour Mutual Bank Sustainability Report is now available. It’s found within the Annual Financial Report and details how Endeavour’s business approach and operations align products and services with stakeholder expectations to add economic, environmental and social value.
BLOG: How to Explore Sydney on a Budget
24 October 2018
One of the wonderful things about living somewhere like Sydney is that you have amazing restaurants and cafes, quirky boutiques, live music and theatre shows, high street shopping and wonderful markets at your fingertips. All these highlights of inner city living tend to come with a fee however, so it’s easy to think that in order to get the most out of living somewhere cosmopolitan we need to spend up big….
2018 Annual General Meeting
19 October 2018
The 2018 Annual General Meeting of Endeavour Mutual Bank Ltd will be held on Wednesday 21 November 2018 at 3:00pm AEDT at:
BLOG: Buy Nothing New Month - How to Barter
12 October 2018
Trading goods and services without money is known as bartering, and was the norm in ancient civilizations. Back in the day, as money didn’t exist, bartering was the currency. Swapping goods for another was how people acquired what they needed. Shells for sugar, carrots for eggs, a new front door for a new horse saddle.
Donate to the Indonesian Earthquake and Tsunami appeal today
09 October 2018
All Australians are aware that a 7.4 magnitude earthquake hit Sulawesi on Friday 28 September, triggering a powerful tsunami wave. Many people are confirmed dead and the toll is rising. Thousands more need urgent help. Prime Minister Scott Morrison has said that “our latest information on Sulawesi is 1,424 deaths, over 2,500 severely injured, 113 missing and over 70,000 displaced. This is a heartbreaking tragedy.”
BLOG: Protect Yourself from Fraud - Celebrity Endorsement Scams
05 October 2018
Celebrities have been used to promote products ever since the rise of the Hollywood star in the 1930s. From perfumes, to jewellery, fancy cars and watches to diet drinks and lingerie the rich and beautiful have always been able to help sell desirable things through clever advertising.
BLOG: Protect Yourself from Fraud - International Money Transfers
30 September 2018
Once upon a time, if you wanted to buy something you needed to physically go to the store which sold said item and exchange cash before you could bring it home. Today you can purchase virtually anything from virtually anywhere in the world, virtually! Drawers from Denmark, linen from Lithuania, and baskets from Bali. But along with worldwide add-to-cart-opportunities there is also a whole new world of fall-victim-to-fraud-possibilities.
BLOG: Understanding Auctions - Preparing to Bid
21 September 2018
Spring has sprung and with it is comes the traditional peak selling season for the property market. While a slight downturn in the market over the past few months might cause disappointment for sellers, for buyers it is a welcome relief after the property market reached what appears to have been its peak last year.
BLOG: Understanding Auctions - The Price Guide
07 September 2018
One of the most popular ways to sell property in popular areas, often yielding excellent results for Vendors, auctions can be a bit of a headache and even heartache for buyers. After weeks or even months of inspections, analysing suburbs (and even testing out the local cafes) having your dreams shattered on auction day by someone with more money is an outcome almost every buyer will face at least once.
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