We are aware of scam callers claiming to be from the Cyber Crimes Department. The caller may claim they have detected fraudulent transactions and to download a remote access app on their phone. If you receive a call of this nature, hang up. Do not download any apps, provide any access codes or one-time passcodes. You should report the scam to us and Scam Watch immediately. After considering the recent change to the RBA’s recent cash rate, among other variables, we have made the decision to increase our variable home loans by 0.25%p.a, and selected savings interest rates by up to 0.25%p.a.

SMS and email alerts

Here’s how to set them up

You can view and set up a range of SMS and email alerts using Easy Street Internet Banking.

Best of all, they’re free

How to set up SMS and email alerts in Internet Banking


Step 1: Login to Easy Street Internet Banking

Step 2: From the top menu, select ‘Other’, followed by ‘Alerts’

Step 3: Click the ‘New Alert’ button

Step 4: Select the account you would like an alert set up for, followed by the type of alert and click ‘Next’

Step 5: Enter any specific information required for the alert you have selected, then select whether you want the alert sent to your email, mobile phone or Internet Banking secure mail box. Be sure to enter your mobile or email address details if required. You can select all three notification methods if you wish.

Step 6: Enter your access code and click the ‘Finish’ button

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