Listed in Financial Services, Professional Services
- 02 9416 6337
- Bendigo BAnk
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318 Pacific Hwy,
Lindfield
Listed in Financial Services, Professional Services
Welcome to Community Bank Lindfield, proudly operated by Ku-ring-gai Financial Services Limited (KFSL), a public company that holds the franchise and rights to operate the Community Bank Lindfield branch of Bendigo Bank.
As a Community Bank, not only do we offer full banking services, but we are focused on returning the majority of our profits back to our community, which means quite simply – that when you bank with us, you are helping to change the lives of people in need in our community.
Since we opened our doors in 2003 KFSL has returned in excess of $6 million to our local community. This has included financial sponsorships, grants and donations to more than 220 community groups and charities.
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