Heritage Bank steps up to assist flood-affected customers in Queensland and NSW
Heritage Bank has put together a flood relief package to assist customers impacted by recent flooding.
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Heritage Bank is offering a helping hand to customers impacted by the devastating floods currently sweeping parts of Queensland and New South Wales.
As a community-centric organisation, Heritage has put together a Flood Relief Package that includes a series of measures to assist customers and staff through these difficult times.
The package includes hardship provisions to help impacted customers through their situation, waiving fees associated with restructuring of loans needed because of flood impacts, and waiving or refunding fees incurred because flood impacts have made it impossible for customers to comply with requirements of their accounts.
Also included in the package is early redemption on term deposits and farm deposit management accounts for customers impacted by floods, without fees or penalties, and assisting customers who have lost homes or vehicles and are insured through Allianz.
Customers impacted by the floods can contact Heritage’s 24/7 contact centre on 13 14 22 to talk about the assistance we can provide.
Heritage said in a statement it also understood that some staff in affected areas may need to prioritise protecting their homes and ensuring the safety of loved ones.
“We also know that some of our staff are emergency service volunteers and may be called on to help in the flood response,” the statement said.
“We support our staff in these activities and understand it may impact on their ability to get to work as usual.
“Above all, safety is the number one priority. If you are in a flood hotspot we encourage you to monitor the situation through the media and emergency service websites.
“Remember, if you’re on the road, if it’s flooded forget it!
“Let’s rally behind our communities and support each other in this time of need.”