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First Australian Building Society
This page by Worldbankshub.com provides you detailed information on First Australian Building Society in Queensland, Australia. The First Australian Building Society was initially a building society which had its operations in Queensland from 1997 to 2000. According to the history of First Australian Building Society, the Ipswich and West Moreton Building Society (founded in 1877) merged with the First Australian Building Society in 1996. Then, in 1997 the First Australian was founded with a merger of Northern Building Society, First Provincial Building Society, and Sunstate Credit Union in order to create the largest building society in Queensland.

The operation of the First Australian Building Society centers on the two main activities: mortgages, and retail investments. Apart from these two activities, there are many other services also, including consumer lending, commercial lending, business products and credit card facilities. First Australian operated two brands: “First Provincial Building Society” in Southern Queensland, and “Northern Building Society” in North Queensland. This Australian bank has total 20 agencies and 48 branches all across Queensland, along with 430 efficient staff. The First Australian Building Society got listed on the Australian Stock Exchange as "FST".

The creation of the First Australian Building Society presaged the formation of an entirely new Australian provincial bank. It is a project of $1.5 billion. The First Australian Building Society also provides online retail services to its customers so that they can enjoy banking at any point of time and from any where.

The online banking options in the First Australian Building Society include: check and monitor account transactions online check ordering loan activity status checks online checking online statement access money transfers

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