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P&N Bank bank accounts

Like all Australian banks, P&N Bank  is licensed by APRA and is an approved deposit taking institution. P&N Bank was established in 1990 and has extended its membership to all residents of Western Australia. As a member owned bank their sole purpose is to reinvest all profits back into the Bank which will reflect in lower fees, competitive rates and improved products, technology and resources. P&N Bank provides an extensive range of financial products to their members. These include credit cards, savings accounts, home loans, personal loans, special lending products and term deposits.

 

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