Introducing Encompass

About Us

Encompass Credit Union is a member-owned co-operative and has been operating since 1953, serving the needs of its members and their families Australia wide. We have a wide range of financial services including savings accounts, lending products, insurance and financial planning to offer the public and private transport industry and general community.

With more than 21,000 members and assets of over $237 million, Encompass has five Branches of which four are located in the Sydney metropolitan area and one in Hamilton. Our Business Development Officers are on hand to assist you with your financial needs, especially if you work in the public or private transport industry. We have also recently introduced a mobile lending service to members that are interested in a home loan and work or reside in metropolitan Sydney or the Newcastle region.

We will send you a quarterly newsletters to ensure that you are kept up to date with our special offers, our latest products, our community involvement plus financial communication that we believe may concern you. We also offer a number of services to make accessing your money as simple as possible. Click here to find out more.

Who Owns The Credit Union?

Encompass Credit Union is an independent organisation owned and controlled by its members. You and your fellow members elect a Board of Directors (who are members) and give them the responsibility of operating the Credit Union. Staff employed by the Credit Union are responsible for its day to day operations.

The Profits Come Back To You

Encompass Credit Union is not in the business of making a large profit for shareholders. It must of course cover costs and set aside some surplus for reserve. Surplus funds are returned to members by way of attractive interest rates and low fees, or indirectly, by providing extra services and better facilities for members.

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