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Switch to St.George - FAQs

  1.  How do I switch my banking to St.George?

    St.George makes it easy to switch your banking to us with our Easy Switch online service. Once you've opened your new St.George account, we'll help you with everything you need to get your new account organised, such as transferring your salary payments to your new account as well as changing your direct debit details.

  2.  How do I get my salary credited into my St.George account?

    Simply download and fill out a Salary Transfer Request Form and provide this to your employer.

  3.  How do I transfer my direct debit payment arrangements I have for my phone and other services to my new St.George account?

    Transfer any existing payment arrangements to service providers you have in place with your existing bank. See our easy steps and helpful forms to getting your St.George account up and running. Once your account is active, you can also make payment arrangements to your service providers through Internet Banking.

  4.  When switching my bank accounts to St.George, who will I need to inform?

    You'll need to inform any company or organisation you make regular automatic payments to, like your phone bill or insurance. You should also advise companies from which you receive regular payments, like share dividends or rental income. We can provide you with request forms to make the switch. Learn more about switching to St.George.

  5.  How do I find out my new BSB and account number?

    State BSB
    NSW & ACT 112-879
    VIC 113-879
    QLD 114-879
    WA 116-879

    When you open a new account with St.George, you will receive a notification of your new BSB (six digit number) and account number.

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