Important changes to CUA members’ usage of rediATMs
The way in which we all access and use cash is changing. With online and mobile banking, tap and pay with your mobile and the New Payments Platform (NPP) that lets you send and receive money instantly, you can do your banking easily and securely anywhere, anytime.
What’s changing?
From 1 October 2018, CUA will exit the rediATM network and reinvest into other member initiatives. Members choosing to withdraw from a rediATM (except NAB rediATMs) from 1 October will incur a $2.50 usage fee.
Where can I withdraw cash for free?
You now have free access to over 10,000 ATMs Australia-wide provided by Commonwealth Bank, NAB, ANZ and Westpac, compared to the CUA ATM network of 3,000 ATMs.
Plus, rediATM at the following CUA branches will be rebranded to new-look CUA ATMs and will continue to be free with a CUA card:
Queensland | New South Wales | Victoria |
Browns Plains | Blacktown | Bundoora |
Bundaberg | Ambarvale (Macarthur square) | Dandenong |
Cairns | Hornsby | Ringwood (Eastland) |
Capalaba | Parramatta | Epping |
Carindale | Shellharbour | Werribee |
CUA Head Office – Brisbane CBD | Figtree (Westfield) | Melbourne CBD (William Street) |
Gladstone | Sydney CBD (York Street) | Airport West |
Loganholme | ||
Maroochydore | ||
Maryborough | ||
Morayfield | ||
Rockhampton | ||
Toowoomba |
You’ll also have the following options:
- Free cash out at supermarkets and participating retailers with purchases
- 3,500 Australia Post outlets which offer Bank@Post services (free for members withdrawing from Everyday Youth, Everyday, Everyday 55+ and Everyday Business accounts)
To join the hundreds of thousands of CUA members already using our digital services to manage their money on the go, click here
Alternatively, drop in to your nearest CUA branch today.