Saving Tips

Call Business Direct on
132 772 or speak to your Relationship Manager

Here are a few suggestions to help you bank more effectively, saving you time and money.

Express your way

Now you can avoid the branch queues altogether. With Business Express Deposit, you can deposit funds at a time that suits you and your business.

During normal banking hours, utilise in-branch drop boxes whenever possible. To deposit funds outside normal banking hours, Night Safe is available at selected branches.

Surf your accounts instead

Internet Banking puts you in control. You can access account balances, transaction details, transfer funds, pay bills and more.

By transferring funds & paying bills using Internet Banking you could be saving money and there is no monthly access fee for Internet Banking.

Pick up the phone instead

Use the phone to check your account balances, transfer funds and pay bills at your convenience.

By using our self-service options rather than speaking with a representative you'll pay less for your banking.

Put yourself in the drivers seat

Business Online opens a virtual branch on your desktop. Now you can do your banking using the convenience and security of any internet enabled PC, 24 hours a day.

Put away those cheques

Pay your staff by using ListPay. Just fax a list of payment details, and we can arrange to take care of the rest.

Now you can arrange to credit funds into accounts held with most banks, building societies and credit unions in Australia, from the ease and convenience of your fax machine.

Cut down your administration time

With a Westpac BusinessChoice Charge Card, you can track spending with monthly statements and a yearly summary report.

Take advantage of the 'up to 35 day' interest free period and enjoy the benefits of 2 BusinessChoice Charge Cards free of the annual fee, when you take up the Business Advantage package.

Business Choices

All your business banking needs in one handy package.

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