The difference between Hume and Banks
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Hume is different to banks. Banks are businesses owned by, and run for, their shareholders; many of whom do not actually bank with the business they own. Hume is a mutual, which means it is owned by the people who bank at Hume.
As a mutual organisation, members’ needs come first and the decisions made are based on what is best for members not shareholders. Resources are focused on providing better value to members through competitive rates on all saving, investment, transaction and loan accounts while charging members minimal fees.
Hume is committed to providing exceptional value and service to over 50,000 members and offers a local banking alternative with all key decisions made in Albury/Wodonga. More and more people are joining Hume and in many towns where there is a Hume branch over 50% of the population bank with Hume.
Why choose Hume over a bank?
You benefit from great saving rates, low loan rates and no monthly account keeping fees.
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