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Part 2: Other things you should know

This table shows what you need to do to protect your account and what we will do in

certain situations.

If this happens...

You need to...

We will...

Your card device, PIN, password, Client Number

or electronic equipment is lost or stolen.

Tell us as soon as

you ﬁ nd out by

calling us or by

visiting any branch.

You may suffer loss

if you don’t tell us.

If you report the event,

we will give you a

number that you should

keep to verify the date

and time of your call.

We will be liable for all

losses after this time.

You think someone knows your PIN, password

or other codes.

There has been unauthorised access to

your account.

How to protect your cards and devices (including NetCode tokens)

You should always:

• sign cards as soon as you get them;

• destroy cards when they expire or are no longer valid;

• return cards and devices to us if we ask for them;

• whenever you can, carry your cards and devices and regularly check them; and

• when you’ve completed a transaction, remember to take your card, cash and transaction

record with you.

You must never:

• keep cards and PIN records near each other (e.g. in a briefcase, bag or wallet);

• leave cards and devices in a car; or

• keep cards or devices and PIN records in one item of furniture (e.g. different drawers of the

same bedroom dresser) unless you make a reasonable attempt to disguise the PIN or to prevent

unauthorised access to the PIN record, including keeping the PIN record in a securely locked

container or password protected device.

How to protect your PINs or other codes

You should always:

• memorise a PIN, password or other code (excluding NetCode) as soon as possible – if you

record it, disguise it so others can’t decipher it, hide it among other records or in a place where

it would not be expected to be found or keep the PIN record in a securely locked container or a

password protected device or computer;

• destroy or delete a PIN, password or other code record as soon as possible after you receive it;

• if you nominate a PIN, password or other code, use a word or number that is not obvious or

can’t be easily guessed (e.g. don’t use date of birth, middle name, family member’s name or

driver’s licence number); and

• take precautions when you use e-banking services (e.g. when you use an ATM, don’t let anyone

watch you enter your details).

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Part 2: Other things you should know

You must never:

• tell or let anyone ﬁ nd out a PIN, password or other code – not even family or friends;

• record a PIN, password or other code (disguised or not) on a card, device, computer, mobile

or Tablet; or

• Keep a record of a PIN, password or other code with your card or device.

When you haven’t made a reasonable attempt to disguise a PIN or other code

You haven’t made a reasonable attempt to disguise a PIN, password or other code if you record it:

• in reverse order;

• in code that is easy to understand (e.g. A=1, B=2);

• as a ‘phone’ number on its own or as a four digit number, preﬁ xed by a telephone area code;

• as a ‘date’ (e.g. 9/6/63) on its own;

• as a series of numbers or words with any of them marked, circled or highlighted to show the

PIN, password or other code; or

• as an obvious word or number or one that can be found in a wallet.

2.15.2 Lost or stolen passbooks

As soon as you become aware that your passbook has been lost or stolen, you must tell us

straight away. If we can prove that you unreasonably delayed telling us, then you may be liable for

any unauthorised transactions on your account.

You should check your passbook for any unauthorised transactions and report them to us as soon

as possible.

2.15.3 Liability for transactions

Generally, you’re liable for any losses that are caused by a user. This includes you (in your

personal capacity and where relevant, in your capacity as trustee), your legal representative and

any person you’ve authorised to process transactions on your account. You will be liable for:

• transactions made by you or with your knowledge and consent;

• transactions made by any other user, unless you have told us to cancel that user’s PIN

or other code, and you have taken all reasonable steps to have the card or other device

returned to us; and

• unauthorised transactions in certain circumstances – see ‘Unauthorised

transactions’ on page 38.

Disputes with other parties

We are not liable if a merchant refuses to accept your card, device, PIN or other code. Unless we

are a linked credit provider with a particular merchant, we are not responsible:

• for the goods and services supplied by merchant;

• for any dispute you have with a merchant; or

• if a merchant charges you the wrong amount.

You must resolve those issues with the merchant.

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Entering the correct information

When you make a transaction using e-banking services, you’re responsible for telling us:

• the correct amount you want to pay or transfer; and

• the correct account you want the payment or transfer to be credited to.

The recipient’s account name is not part of your payment instructions and we or the recipient’s

bank won’t use it or check it to make your payment.

This table shows some common mistakes that people make and what you need to do if you make

one of those mistakes.

Mistake made

You need to...

The amount you entered or told us to pay was

less than the required amount.

Make another payment or transfer to the

recipient to make up the difference.

The amount you entered or told us to pay was

more than the required amount.

Contact the recipient to get a refund – we are

not responsible for giving you a refund.

The account, biller code or customer reference

number you told us to pay was incorrect.

You can contact the recipient to get a refund or

1. If you don’t know the recipient, or can’t contact them, call us on 13 2221 (see page 61 if calling from overseas). We will:

a) try to recover the payment or transfer on your behalf. However, we are not liable for your loss.

b) attempt to recover the funds on your behalf but we are not liable unless we fail to comply with the process and

timeframes set out in (c) below.

c) acknowledge receipt of your report and provide you with a reference number which you can use to verify that your report

has been recorded by us and to enquire about progress of your claim. Once we have the information we require and are

satisﬁ ed that you have made a mistaken internet payment, we will send a request for return of the funds to the recipient’s

ﬁ nancial institution. We will advise you in writing of the outcome of the request within 30 business days of receiving the

information from you.

What happens if the equipment doesn’t work properly?

This table shows who’s liable when something goes wrong with the electronic equipment you’re

using to make a transaction.

The equipment you’re using

Who’s liable

The equipment accepts your instructions.

We are liable for any loss caused by a

transaction that is not completed in line with

your instructions.

The equipment does not accept your

instructions, card, or other device and/or your

PIN fails to activate the equipment.

We are not liable to you.

When you’re using the equipment, you’re

aware that it’s not working properly.

We are only liable for correcting any wrong

entry in your account. If we’ve debited any fees

or charges as result of the wrong entry, we will

refund them.

Part 2: Other things you should know

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Equipment that is not owned by us

We continue to protect you under these terms and conditions when you use your card, device,

PIN or password in electronic equipment that is not owned by us.

2.15.4 Unauthorised transactions

An unauthorised transaction is a transaction that is made without your knowledge and consent.

The EFT Code and from 20 March 2013, the ePayments Code determines your liability for losses

which result from unauthorised EFT transactions.

The EFT Code, ePayments Code and the following sections dealing with unauthorised e-banking

transactions don’t apply when you use your Debit MasterCard and sign to authorise the

transaction, but chargeback protection may be available in those situations – see ‘Requesting a

chargeback’ on page 10.

When you’re not liable

You’re not liable for any loss which results from an unauthorised transaction if any of the

following apply:

• it is clear you (and where relevant, any other users) did not contribute to the loss in some way;

• the loss takes place after you notiﬁ ed us that a card or other device has been misused, lost or

stolen or that someone knows your PIN or other code;

• our hotline facilities weren’t available at the time you tried to notify us that a card or other

device has been misused, lost or stolen or that someone knows your PIN or other code – if this

happens, you should visit or call one of our branches as soon as possible;

• the loss was due to fraud or negligent conduct by one of our employees or agents or anyone

involved in the e-banking network;

• the loss happens because any part of an access method was forged, faulty, expired

or cancelled;

• the loss results from a transaction which takes place before you received a device or code

required to access the account;

• the same transaction was incorrectly debited more than once to your account;

• the loss results from any conduct we expressly authorised (as long as any conditions we

imposed were met); or

• user left a card in an ATM that did not incorporate reasonable safety standards that mitigate the

risk of a card being left in a machine.

Part 2: Other things you should know

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When you are liable

You’re liable for any loss which results from an unauthorised transaction where we can reasonably

prove that you contributed to the loss – the following table sets out those situations.

Scenario

What you will be liable for

A card or other device has been misused, lost or stolen

or the security of your PIN or other code has been

breached because of:

• user acting fraudulently;

• user voluntarily discloses their PIN or other code;

• user records or notes a PIN or other code on the outside of a

card or device;

• user keeps a record of a PIN or other code (without making

any reasonable attempt to protect their security) on one

article or on several articles which are kept with a card or

other device or which could be lost or stolen at the same time

as the card or other device;

• user keeps a record of a PIN or other code (without making

any reasonable attempt to protect their security) which

may be used without a card or other device, on one article

or on several articles which could be lost or stolen at

the same time;

• user selects or changes a PIN or other code to their

date of birth or a recognisable part of their name (even

though we speciﬁ cally told them not to and the what the

consequences will be);

• user was extremely careless in failing to protect the security

of a PIN or other code; or

• user left a card in an ATM, incorporating reasonable safety

standards that mitigate the risk of a card being left in a

machine (e.g. the machine captures/retains the card that

are not removed after a reasonable time or requires that the

card be removed from the machine before the transaction

can proceed).

The actual losses which take

place before you notify us.

Unauthorised transactions take place because you

unreasonably delayed notifying us after you become aware of

the misuse, loss or theft or that the security of your PIN or other

code or device has been breached.

The actual losses which

take place from when you

became aware (or should have

reasonably become aware) up

to when you notify us.

Part 2: Other things you should know

2.15.5 Limits on your liability for losses from unauthorised transactions

Amount you won’t be liable for

Even if we can prove that you contributed to the loss, you won’t be liable for any amount that:

• was withdrawn from your account in a day or period which is more than the daily or periodical

transaction limit;

• was withdrawn from your account which is more than your account balance or agreed

overdraft limit;

• was withdrawn from an account which we had not agreed with you could be accessed using

the access method; or

• we may recover under MasterCard’s scheme rules when you use a Debit MasterCard.

Maximum amount you are liable for

If someone used your PIN or other code to perform the unauthorised transaction and we can’t

reasonably prove that you contributed to the loss, then you will be liable for the lesser of:

• $150;

• the balance of your account (including any agreed overdraft limit) which could be accessed by

the unauthorised transaction; and

• the actual loss when you notiﬁ ed us that the card or other device has been misused, lost

or stolen or that someone else knows your PIN or other code (up to the daily or periodical

transaction limit).

When we may reduce your liability

If you allege that a transaction was unauthorised and we have not placed a reasonable daily or

periodical transaction limit on your account, then either we or an external dispute resolution body

may decide to reduce your liability.

To do that, we or the external body will consider the following:

• whether the processes we used to verify that the transaction was authorised adequately

protected you from losses without needing a reasonable daily or periodical transaction limit; and

• if the unauthorised transaction involved drawing on a line of credit using a card, PIN, password

or other code (including drawing on your loan repayments), whether we took reasonable

steps to warn you about the risks of unauthorised transactions on that line of credit when we

provided it to you.

Deletion of unenforceable terms

If any part of these Terms and Conditions is found to be void or unenforceable for unfairness or

any other reason (for example, if a court or other tribunal or authority declares it so), the remaining

parts of these Terms and Conditions will continue to apply to the extent possible as if the void or

unenforceable part had never existed.

Part 2: Other things you should know

3.1 Summary of key fees and charges – products or options currently available for sale

Key fees and free

withdrawals you can make

Transact

Everyday Account

Pensioner Security

Account

Smart Access Complete Access Electronic

Full Access

Monthly account fee

–

Free withdrawals each month

Electronic withdrawals.

Unlimited

Assisted withdrawals.

–

Unlimited

–

Overdrawing approval fee

If we let you overdraw

your account.

✔

–

Withdrawal fee

Charged when you exceed the

number of free electronic or

assisted withdrawals set out

above or write certain cheques.

✔

assisted

withdrawals and

cheques only

–

✔

Access fee

When you use other service

providers’ networks.

✔

NetBank service fees

When you use NetBank to

process certain transactions.

✔

1. The Electronic Option applies automatically on eligible accounts unless you have chosen the Full Access Option (formerly

known as the Assisted/Electronic Option) when opening your account. You may switch from the Electronic Option to the

Full Access Option (formerly known as the Assisted/Electronic Option), or vice versa, at any time. If you do this, the change

will apply the following month.

2. Excludes all ATMs overseas, EFTPOS and Debit MasterCard transactions overseas or involving currency conversion,

transfer group payments to third parties, International Money Transfers and separate services such as bank cheques,

periodical payments and transfers/deposits to other banks. Smart Access also excludes assisted withdrawals and

cheques written.

3. Electronic withdrawals from Pensioner Security Account, Cash Investment Account and AwardSaver Account are counted

in the following order: 1. ATM withdrawals, 2. EFTPOS transactions (purchase or withdrawals), 3. Transfers (ATM, Netbank

or Telephone Banking) and 4. Direct entry debit/periodical payments.

4. We charge a withdrawal fee when you write a cheque which is negotiated through the clearing system.

5. Existing account holders only (no longer for sale).

Part 3: Fees and charges

This table shows the key fees you may be charged and whether they apply to your account. You

may be exempt from paying the Monthly account fee and/or Withdrawal fees – see ‘When you don’t

pay certain fees – products or options currently available for sale’ on pages 53 to 54. We provide

more detailed information about the individual fees on pages 45 to 51.

Save

Park/Invest

AwardSaver

GoalSaver

Youthsaver

NetBank Saver Cash Investment Account

–

✔

–

✔

–

✔

–

✔

–

✔

–

✔

Yes, it applies to your account.

–

No, it doesn’t apply to your account.

Part 3: Fees and charges

3.2 Summary of key fees and charges – products or options no longer on sale

Key fees and free withdrawals

you can make

Streamline

Pensioner

Security

Account

Assisted/

Electronic

option

Electronic

option

Passbook

option

Monthly account fee

–

Free withdrawals each month

Electronic withdrawals.3, 4

Assisted withdrawals.

–

Overdrawing approval fee

If we let you overdraw your account.

✔

–

Withdrawal fee

Charged when you exceed the

number of free electronic or assisted

withdrawals set out above or write

certain cheques.

✔

Access fee

When you use other service

providers’ networks.

✔

–

NetBank service fees

When you use NetBank to process

certain transactions.

✔

1 The Electronic Option applies automatically on eligible accounts unless you have chosen the Assisted/Electronic Option

when opening your account. You may switch from the Electronic Option to the Assisted/Electronic Option, or vice versa, at

any time. If you do this, the change will apply the following month.

2 The Monthly Account Fee does not apply to inactive Passbook Savings Accounts and inactive Savings Investment

Accounts. The Monthly Account Fee won’t be charged from the following month until a customer-initiated

transaction is made.

3 Electronic withdrawals will be counted in the order they are processed, except for withdrawals from Pensioner Security

Account and Cash Management Call Accounts which are counted in the following order: 1. ATM withdrawals,

2. EFTPOS transactions (purchase or withdrawals), 3. Transfers (ATM, NetBank or Telephone Banking) and 4. Direct entry

debit/periodical payments.

4. Excludes all ATMs and EFTPOS overseas, transfer group payments to third parties and International Money Transfers.

5 We charge a withdrawal fee when you write a cheque which is negotiated through the clearing system.

This table shows the key fees you may be charged and whether they apply to your account.

You may be exempt from paying the Monthly account fee and/or Withdrawal fees – see ‘When you

don’t pay certain fees – products or options no longer available for sale’ on pages 55 to 56. We

provide more detailed information about the individual fees on pages 45 to 51.

Save

Park/Invest

Passbook Savings Account

Savings Investment Account

Cash Management Call

Account

Assisted/

Electronic

option

Electronic

option

–

✔

–

✔

Yes, it applies to your account.

–

No, it doesn’t apply to your account.

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