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Federal Government Guarantee remains |
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On 7th February 2010, the Federal Government announced the removal of the Government Guarantee for Large Deposits over $1 million. This will take effect from 31st March 2010.
Please be aware that there is NO change to the current guarantee for deposits of less than $1 million. This guarantee scheme was put in place by the Federal Government in October 2008 and remains in place until at least October 2011. There is no charge for this.
Members continue to enjoy the benefit of their deposits at Summerland being guaranteed by the Federal Government. All funds held in our at-call accounts are available if and when required.
Since 1964, Summerland continues to be one of the region’s strongest Authorised Financial Institutions. Our future remains solid, safe and secure.
Contact us on 1300 361 561 with any questions.
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Protect your computer, update your browser |
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Whenever you go online, you want the best possible level of protection from outside threats.
It's recommended you keep your web browser up-to-date, to provide higher levels of security, protect against unsecure websites and fix known vulnerabilities that hackers might try to exploit. Browsers are being improved and updated all the time to make web surfing more secure. An out of date web browser can leave your computer open to attack. Internet Explorer version 6 has recently been targeted by hackers. It is recommended you update to a more recent version of this browser or at least install the latest security patches to secure the program.
For more information about staying safe online, visit http://www.staysmartonline.gov.au
As a financial institution, Summerland Credit Union will not ask you via email to log onto a website to verify your password(s). If you receive an email of this nature, do not respond online and please contact our Support Centre on 1300 361 561.
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17 December 2009
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Tips to safe online Christmas shopping |
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With the Christmas season already upon us, many people will be purchasing gifts online. Online shopping can be a safe and time-saving activity but it’s important to ensure you shop online safely and securely. Credit unions, in partnership with the Australian Federal Police (AFP), are committed to help inform Australians on how to maximise the benefits of online shopping and minimising the risks.
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