Switching is easy! We'll do all of the hard work for you.Changing your bank isn’t as hard as you think. All you need to do is complete a 1-page form letting us know some basic details and we'll do the rest for you! Why switch to PC? - Consolidating accounts help minimise fees; and
- Manage your finances more effectively; plus
- Enjoy a member-based organisation with competitive interest rates and a great range of products and services to meet all your banking needs.
What we take care of We'll switch any direct debits and credits which you've previously arranged, based on the BSB and account number you provide relating to your old financial institution. These could be your salary, phone bills, insurance, energy bill, water bill, shares, dividends, Centrelink payment and more. Start NOW and switch to PC! Are you new to Police Credit? Simply follow these 3 easy steps: Step 1: First become a Police Credit member by completing an application for Membership and Services form. Step 2: Complete the Switch of Regular Payments Arrangements form. Step 3: Submit the fully completed and signed form via the following options: Email: accountswitching@policecredit.com.au
Fax: (03) 9349 3113
Face-to-face: at any of our branches
Mail: Police Financial Services Limited, Reply Paid 669, Carlton South, VIC 3053
And we’ll take care of the rest by completing and submitting a form to your old financial institution advising them of the changes. If you're an existing Police Credit member, please complete one of these options: Option 1: Call us on 13 63 73 option 3 and we'll send a form to you. You can submit your form using one of the options below. Option 2: Download the Switch of Regular Payments Arrangements form and submit it via one of the options below. You can submit your form via: Email: accountswitching@policecredit.com.au
Fax: (03) 9349 3113
Face-to-face: at any of our branches
Phone: 13 63 73 option 3
Mail: Police Financial Services Limited, Reply Paid 669, Carlton South, VIC 3053
It’s that easy! Transactions not included in the switching process - Payments made more than 13 months ago.
- One-off or recurring payments which you have set up online with internet banking.
- Payment arrangements you've made recently which have not resulted in a transaction to date.
- Transactions or direct debits which have been made using a Debit MasterCard or Visa Debit card using your card number and expiry date.
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