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loving-motherhood
04/08/2008, 12:18 PM
I read on another forum you can get free banking if you have a hcc and recieve pp from centrelink. Who does this please? And what account do you go with? Who are you with?
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CrazyMumOf3
04/08/2008, 12:50 PM
It depends on the banks branch I think.
Ive been on PPS for 4 years and only found out about 3 months ago that my bank waive fee's for PPS
Im with ANZ
beccajayne
04/08/2008, 01:20 PM
ANZ is the one.
If you only get centerlink benfits in the account they will not charge you any fee's, also the only time you will pay anything is when you use a non-ANZ atm.
WiseEyes
04/08/2008, 02:19 PM
umm westpac and nab also do it as i have a free account with each
i get pps in one and ftb in the other for personal reasons and theres no fees as long as my centrelink money goes in there
mamfa
04/08/2008, 03:11 PM
how about if you get one off payments put in like if you sell stuff in the trading rooms. does that change things? or is it just if its a wage ect?
WiseEyes
04/08/2008, 03:14 PM
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how about if you get one off payments put in like if you sell stuff in the trading rooms. does that change things? or is it just if its a wage ect?
i cant say i have had any problems with this, i even had some inheritence go in from family and the bank didnt care as long as i have my benefit still go in there
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