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Bank Of Queensland Overview

Bank of Queensland is one of the oldest financial institutions in Queensland with a network of around 270 branches, 152 of which are located in Queensland, with others across New South Wales,  Victoria and WA. 

The bank has a history dating back to 1874 when it was established. It has since acquired a string of firms, expanding through launching more products and operating in new parts of Australia to become one of Australia's fastest growing banks, with more than 650,000 customers.

Since 2002 the Bank of Queensland has undergone a national branch expansion. The bank offers a range of personal and business financial products and services which include banking and savings, credit cards, personal loans, home-loans and insurance.
Bank of Queensland offer a range of credit cards designed to suit all users. Everyone has different financial needs, and Bank of Queensland recognise this. Choose a credit card that includes the features that best fit your needs, like low rates, no annual fees, reward programs that pay to to spend more and much more.

All Bank of Queensland credit cards are Visa or Mastercard, which means they can be used worldwide in both ATM's and most retail outlets.

All accounts come with internet banking, allowing you to manage your account any-time 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. You can also use the Easyphone banking access or in branch.
Bank of Queensland offers a range of everyday banking products designed to suit your individual needs. Whether you're looking for high interest rates, free transactions, low bank fees, an overdraft facility or flexibility with easy access to your cash, Bank of Queensland bank accounts have a solution for you.

Bank of Queensland bank accounts provide easy access to your money, either in-branch, at an ATM, using your Internet Banking account, EasyPhone banking, EFTPOS, cheque book, BPAY and Bank@Post

All Bank of Queensland bank accounts holding up to $1 million per customer are covered by the Financial Claim Scheme, set by the Australian Government to give saver peace of mind.

Bank of Queensland offers savings accounts with high interest rates and great features, allowing you to sit back and watch your money grow.

Whether you're looking to invest a lump sum and require instant access, or you wish to build up your savings by making regular deposits, Bank of Queensland savings accounts have a great solution to suit you, and help you to reach your savings goal faster.

With Bank of Queensland there is a whole array of choice, which means that you can find exactly what you are looking for. These features include higher rates paid on accounts over $5,000, lump sum investment accounts and bonus instant access savings accounts that provide instant access to your funds but reward you from limiting them to a minimum.

All Bank of Queensland Savings Accounts are protected up to $1 million per customer by the Financial Claim Scheme.

Bank of Queensland offer several Term Deposits paying competitive rates of interest giving you a regular predictable income on your investment. With Bank of Queensland Term Deposits you can decide which account is right for your individual investment needs from a choice of terms and interest rates.

There are no maintenance or transaction fees applied to accounts and you can choose a term from just 30 days, to 5 years. Interest is calculated daily and paid quarterly or yearly, directly into your account.

All Bank of Queensland Term Deposits are protected up to $1 million per customer by the Financial Claim Scheme, set by the Australian Government to cover savers in the unlikely event of the bank falling into financial difficulty.

To get started you must invest at least $5,000, then sit back and watch your money grow.

Bank of Queensland News

Bank Of Queensland waiver term deposit charges 'to help flood victims'
Flood-hit Queenslanders could be pleased to see announcements by the Bank of Queensland planning to help out victims by allow the relinquishment of term deposit charges. ...
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Mon 8th Mar, 2010