Bank of us Tasmania

Bank of us Tasmania Bank of us is the only Tasmanian customer owned bank. We place people at the heart of banking.

Do you love your Spotify account? The Australian Financial Crimes Exchange reports scammers targeting Spotify users via ...
03/09/2026

Do you love your Spotify account? The Australian Financial Crimes Exchange reports scammers targeting Spotify users via email claiming that their subscription payment has failed.

The email directs users to a cloned website designed to capture login credentials, personal information and payment details.

Once information is captured, it can be used for account compromise, unauthorised transactions or further impersonation attempts.

Stop if you get an unexpected message from your music platform.

Check the message is legitimate before you do anything.

Protect your personal information and payment details.

🌱 Spring into saving!A new season is a great time for a fresh start — and that includes your savings.Whether you’re buil...
01/09/2026

🌱 Spring into saving!

A new season is a great time for a fresh start — and that includes your savings.

Whether you’re building an emergency fund, saving for something special or simply wanting to get into better money habits, a little consistency can go a long way.

Our Save Up account can make it easier to put money aside and watch your savings grow. Or, if you’ve got $25,000 or more in new money to put away, Spring Load could help you make the most of your savings with a great introductory rate.

So, as the days get longer and everything starts to bloom, why not give your savings a little spring growth too? 🌼

Find out more about our savings accounts and get started with your next money goal.

We were delighted to support the Young Builder of the Year Award at the 2026 Master Builders Tasmania Awards for Excelle...
31/08/2026

We were delighted to support the Young Builder of the Year Award at the 2026 Master Builders Tasmania Awards for Excellence.

Building and construction is a tough industry, Ed’s dedication to quality, care and the people around him is truly inspiring.

We’re proud to be part of Tasmania’s building and construction industry and to support the people helping build a more prosperous future for all Tasmanians.

Congratulations to Ed and all the winners!

This Friday 4 September 2026, our team will be taking part in a staff development day.Our Launceston store will be open ...
31/08/2026

This Friday 4 September 2026, our team will be taking part in a staff development day.

Our Launceston store will be open from 9:30am to 12:00 noon, our other stores will be closed for the day.

If you need us, our friendly team will still be available by phone from 8:30 am to 5:00 pm.

We’re proud to support Children’s University Tasmania, which encourages children and young people to explore learning ex...
31/08/2026

We’re proud to support Children’s University Tasmania, which encourages children and young people to explore learning experiences beyond the classroom – driven by their own interests and curiosity.

Our stores are Learning Destinations for Children’s University participants. And now, Big Plans, our fun, interactive app that helps kids build money skills and confidence, counts towards their learning hours too!

Complete Big Plans and earn 10 hours for your Children’s University Passport to Learning.

Download Big Plans for free from your app store and let the learning adventure begin!

Find out more on our website.

28/08/2026

Being scammed once can make you a target for scammers again.

Investment recovery scams target people who have already lost money to a scam. Months later, you might be contacted by someone claiming they can recover the money you lost.

They may pretend to be from a company that specialises in recovering stolen funds. But these companies can be completely fake.

The scammer already knows you’ve lost money – and they’re using that information to try to take even more.

🚩 Someone contacts you unexpectedly about recovering lost money
🚩 They promise to get your money back
🚩 They ask you to pay a fee or make another payment first

Remember: if you’ve been scammed, be wary of anyone who promises they can recover your money for a fee.

If you think you’ve been targeted, Stop. Check. Protect.

Love to see the West Coast Financial Literacy Project delivering super practical and timely support at tax time. Well do...
27/08/2026

Love to see the West Coast Financial Literacy Project delivering super practical and timely support at tax time. Well done!

27/08/2026

Thinking about investing? Be careful where you start your search.

Investment scams can look surprisingly professional. You might search online for investment opportunities and click on what appears to be a legitimate website. But some search results can lead to fake investment platforms designed to capture your details.

You might then be contacted by a scammer promising returns that sound almost too good to be true.

That’s a big red flag. 🚩

Another warning sign? Being asked to make an investment payment to an individual rather than a legitimate company.

Before you invest:

🛑 Stop and question the opportunity.
🔎 Check who you’re dealing with.
💬 Talk to us before sending money if something doesn’t feel right.

Don’t let the promise of easy returns rush you into making a decision.

This Book Week, every story has something to teach us.Whether it's saving for something special, sharing with others or ...
26/08/2026

This Book Week, every story has something to teach us.

Whether it's saving for something special, sharing with others or making thoughtful choices, stories can help children build confidence with money long before they have a bank account.

That's exactly why we created Big Plans—because sometimes the best lessons begin with a great story.

Big Plans is a story-driven online game that teaches kids about money through the adventures of Izzy and her friends as they prepare for the annual show. Independent readers can work through the story themselves, while younger readers can enjoy it with help from a parent or carer.

Download for free from your app store. Visit our website to find out more.

25/08/2026

That bargain you found online? It might not exist.

Goods & services scams happen when you’re tricked into paying for an item or service that simply doesn’t exist.

They’re common on platforms like Facebook Marketplace. You might find exactly what you’re looking for at a price that seems too good to be true. You make a deposit or full payment, only to find the seller disappears, blocks you or gives you a fake address.

And it’s not always big-ticket items. Scammers can target buyers with everything from furniture and car parts to tickets.

Before you pay, stop and check. Make sure you know who you’re buying from and that the goods actually exist.

If something doesn’t feel right, trust your instincts.

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87 Brisbane Street
Launceston, TAS
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