Update your Mobile Banking App to access the latest features and enhanced security. From 3rd November 2025, app versions 1.0.15 and earlier will be decommissioned. Read More
Scammers are always on the lookout for new tactics and opportunities to convince people to provide personal information such as bank account, credit card details or identity documents. Keeping your knowledge ahead of the curve is key to protecting your money and personal information.
We have been made aware that fake Facebook accounts impersonating Australian Mutual Bank have recently appeared online.
Scams Awareness Week is an annual national campaign, focused on raising awareness about scams and encouraging Australians to work together to stay sa...
With tax time just around the corner, many Australians are busy gathering documents, receipts, and tax statements. But it’s just as important to prep...
With the upcoming federal election, the Customer Owned Banking Association (COBA) is urging Australians to be alert against scammers.
As the cooler months approach, many Australians may be planning to escape the winter chill and head overseas for a well-deserved holiday. Whether you...
According to Scamwatch data, over 3,200 romance scams were reported in Australia in 2024, resulting in over $23.5 million in losses. This makes roman...
Do you think you have been scammed? Know you are not alone, hundreds of thousands of Australians are scammed out of their money or personal informati...
Australian consumers are being warned to stay vigilant when shopping online over the upcoming Black Friday to Cyber Monday period (29th November – 2n...
The National Anti-Scam Centre has recently received hundreds of reports of people targeted by cyber criminals who falsely claim to have compromising ...
October is Cyber Security Awareness Month and an annual reminder for all Australians to stay secure online. The theme for 2024's Cyber Security Aware...
If someone contacts you to offer an investment opportunity, or you find a suspicious website, be wary. It could be a scam. ASIC’s MoneySmart website has an investor alert list to help you know which companies, businesses and websites (or ‘entities’) are not to be trusted.
Protect what you post. Small details shared online can reveal more than you realise. Here’s how to stay safe on social media and keep your bank accou...
Cyber threats are an ongoing risk in our increasingly digital world. However, small, proactive steps can make a significant impact in reducing your e...
If you’ve lost your phone, upgraded to a new device, or simply want to ensure your banking details stay secure, de-registering your Mobile Banking Ap...
As your financial institution, we take the protection of your information and transaction data very seriously. But online security is a partnership between us (as the provider of online banking services to you) and you (the user of these services). As such, it's important that you do two things:
