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Loans

For information on loans please contact us by telephone, mail, fax, email or over the counter.

Telephone: 1300 133 673
Fax: 02 9267 4965
Email: contactus@unitingfinancial.com.au
Post: P.O. Box A2178 Sydney South NSW 1235
Drop into to our offices at: Level 3, 222 Pitt Street, Sydney, NSW 2000

Church Loans

Uniting Church organisations can apply for loans to assist in meeting their goals. find out more >>

Housing Loans

Ministers may be eligible to apply for a Housing Loan to purchase a house for either investment or as a residence.
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Car Loans

Ministers, Ordinands, Deacons, congregations and presbyteries are eligible to apply for a Car Loan to help in making cars available for the work of the Church. find out more >>

Furniture Loans

Exit Students and other persons who have a first determined settlement in the Synod of NSW and the ACT in the coming year are eligible to apply for a Furniture Loan. find out more >>

Financial services are provided by The Uniting Church (NSW) Trust Association Limited ACN 000 022 480, ABN 89 725 654 978, AFSL 292186 and by The Uniting Church in Australia Property Trust (NSW) ABN 77 005 284 605 pursuant to a s.911A Corporations Act 2001 (Cth.) authorisation and APRA Banking Exemption No. 1 of 2006 (“Uniting Financial Services”), for The Uniting Church in Australia, Synod of NSW and the ACT pursuant to ASIC Regulatory Guide 87 exemptions. Uniting Financial Services® is a registered trademark of The Uniting Church (NSW) Trust Association Limited and is used with permission by The Uniting Church in Australia Property Trust (NSW).

Neither The Uniting Church in Australia, Synod of NSW and the ACT nor Uniting Financial Services is prudentially supervised by APRA. An investment with or contributions will not benefit from the depositor protection provisions of the Banking Act 1959. All financial services and products are designed for investors who wish to promote religious and charitable purposes and for whom profit considerations are not of primary importance in their decision to invest.