Payment Options

We offer several convenient payment methods to ensure that paying your insurance premiums is quick and easy.

Below is a summary of the options available for your consideration.

Should you have any questions about our payment options or need further assistance, please contact our team on 03 9825 6333.

 

Premium Funding

If you prefer to pay your premium in monthly instalments, please let our team know and we will secure a Premium Funding Option through one of our insurance lenders.

Kindly note that interest charges will apply to this option, and funds can be borrowed over a period of 9-12 months.

 

 

BPay

You can pay your insurance premiums securely via BPay using your internet banking.

Please use the Biller Code and your unique Reference Number found on your invoice.

Steps to Pay via BPay:

  • Log in to your internet banking
  • Make a Payment & Select the BPay option
  • Enter the Biller Code and your Reference Number above
  • Confirm the payment amount, and process the transaction.

 

Australia Post BillPay 

Payment of your invoice can be made at any Australia Post outlet using BillPay.

Simply bring your invoice and present it to the staff at the counter to scan the barcode on Page 1.

Payment can be completed via credit/debit card.

 

 

DEFT – Credit/Debit Card Payments

This option allows you to pay online at your convenience using Visa, MasterCard, Diners Club or American Express.

Please note that a surcharge will apply, depending on the type of card nominated.

Steps to Pay via DEFT:

  • Visit the DEFT Payment Portal at https://www.deft.com.au
  • Enter your DEFT reference number, found on your invoice.
  • Input your card details via the secure payment gateway
  • Nominate the amount you would like to pay

 

Cash & Cheque [No Longer Accepted by Banks]

Effective from 1st November 2024, Macquarie Bank, in partnership with the National Australia Bank, will discontinue cash and cheque payments.

Consequently, over-the-counter deposits at NAB branches will no longer be available.