There are changes that have been made to our Privacy Policy and Privacy Notification documents.
These changes are effective from 27 July 2023.
Please see our latest Privacy Policy and Privacy Notification below.
Privacy Policy
Privacy Notification
If you would like to discuss any of these changes, please contact us on 1300 36 2000 8:00 am to 7:00 pm AEST, Monday to Friday.
From 1 January 2023 Unity Bank members including business account holders will no longer have to pay a fee to withdraw funds using the Bank@Post service available at over 3,100 Post Offices throughout Australia.
For Members without easy access to one of our branches or a nearby ATM, banking at the local post office provides a convenient alternative. Until now a $2.60 fee ($3 for Business Accounts) has applied for withdrawals to cover the cost of Australia Post providing the service. From 1 January 2023 this cost will now be absorbed by the Bank, and the withdrawal fee removed.
Click here to learn more about Bank@Post facilities. You can access the Fees and Charges Transaction Limit Document here.
2023 was another highly successful year for Unity Bank. Review our financial summary and see how our Member-first approach has made all the difference. Read Now DownloadIf you would like to receive a hard copy of the 2023 Annual Report, please give us a call at 1300 36 2000 or send an email request to mail@unitybank.com.au
2022 was another highly successful year for Unity Bank. Review our financial summary and see how our Member-first approach has made all the difference. Read Now DownloadIf you would like to receive a hard copy of the 2022 Annual Report, please give us a call at 1300 36 2000 or send an email request to mail@unitybank.com.au
2021 was another highly successful year for Unity Bank. Review our financial summary and see how our Member-first approach has made all the difference. Read Now DownloadIf you would like to receive a hard copy of the 2021 Annual Report, please give us a call at 1300 36 2000 or send an email request to mail@unitybank.com.au
1970: It was a very good year.
A hundred and twenty seven runners came together for the very first New York Marathon. 334 passengers and 18 crew came together for the first commercial flight on the world’s first 747 jumbo jet. 600,000 people came together for an incredible rock experience on the Isle of Wight.
March 11, 1970 also heralded another coming together worthy of attention.
A defining moment at the Sydney Town Hall when two thousand waterside workers put their hopes and dreams, passion and spirit together and formed a credit union.
A credit union that understood the wants of all waterside workers, the needs of their families. A credit union that became the Waterside Workers of Australia Credit Union.
Today, that credit union is known as Unity Bank.
Different name, but with the same spirit and soul. To uphold the Bank’s mantra of always standing by our Members while carefully managing the business to ensure our sustainability for the benefit of each and every one of our Members and the generations to come.
Fifty years of listening, half a century of laughing with a few shedding of tears as well – forging a commitment of being the bank that gives its Members 100% of its support.
Allow us to share with you, over the coming months, five golden decades of memorable moments and notable narratives from Unity Bank’s directors, managers, staff and our esteemed Members.
As we all come together to view reflections of the past, reminding us those moments are our present and future.
