IBA has partnered with Bank Australia to help customers transition to and access the benefits of mainstream finance.
Refinancing with another lender, or a split loan (where part of the loan is given by another lender) also frees up IBA’s capital and enables us to help even more Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander families to make home ownership a reality.
How can IBA’s partnership with Bank Australia help me?
This collaborative partnership enables customers to access benefits* of mainstream finance, including:
Bank Australia wants to build strong and respectful relationships with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, communities and businesses. They’ve made their banking products more accessible to Indigenous Australians to support your financial wellbeing and economic independence.
Their supportive team of dedicated banking professionals will provide you with personal customer service. They’ll help you navigate the application process, including support with any paperwork to help make the process easier.
How do I apply?
You can apply directly with Bank Australia. Click on the links below to explore their products. Be sure to let them know you are an IBA customer so that you can take advantage of any exclusive promotions or offers.
Alternatively, you can contact us directly on 1800 107 107 (option #) and we can work closely with you to make an introduction and help establish your needs.
Bank Australia:
132 888
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Testimonials
“It’s so daunting buying a house and having a loan, but having the support from (an IBA banking partner) is really comforting and eases any worries you may have.” Read Jodie's story.
“We spoke to (one of the banking partners) and they took the time to understand where we’d been and how to help. They held our hand through the whole thing, let us call whenever we wanted... It’s really changed our life.” Read Kirsty and Walter's story.
*IBA makes no representations as to the suitability of products offered by our Banking Partners for your personal circumstances. Remember to always shop around and review the terms and conditions of any product on offer before making a decision that could affect your finances.