Romance Scam Alert — Wednesday 11 February: Scammers are using online relationships to steal money and personal information. Watch for fast‑moving relationships, refusal to meet, or urgent requests for help. Learn more

Interest rate increase – Thursday 5 February: Following the RBA’s decision to change the official cash rate, interest rates for owner‑occupier and investor variable loans will increase by 0.25%, effective 19 February 2026. From 19 February 2026, deposit rates across the majority of savings products will also increase by 0.25%. Find out more.

Stolen device with Google Pay

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FAQs

My device has been lost or stolen. How can I keep my card in Google Pay safe?

If your device has been lost or stolen, you can prevent unauthorised payments being made with your card on Google Pay by locking your phone remotely using Google's Find My Device feature.

If you are not able to lock your phone using this feature, please call us on 1300 747 747.

You can mark your card as lost or stolen through online banking or our mobile app. Please note that this will cancel your card entirely – you will not be able to use your physical card and your direct debits will also need to be redirected. However, if you contact us on the number above, we can suspend access to your card through Google Pay without otherwise effecting your ability to use your physical card and maintain your direct debits.

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