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Not For Profit financial service*

The Australian Public Service Benevolent Society (APS Benefits) is a not for profit organisation that provides a wide range of financial services to all government department employees, contractors, their families and friends.

Having been in existence for over 100 years, the APS Benefits family has earned the trust of over 27,000 members and clients, and is now offering a
number of financial and personal services.

Whether setting up a business, managing your superannuation fund or just obtaining quality service, APS tax and accounting can assist you.

APS financial planning services can give you access and advice on important financial decisions we all face whether it be superannuation, investments, pre and post retirement planning, life insurance, gearing, disability and trauma insurance, managed funds or savings plans.

APS also offers mortgage broking services with access to 20 mortgage lenders.

APS Insurance broking has access to insurance products that include home and contents, motor vehicle, boat/caravan, landlord, public liability, income protection, life, disability & trauma insurance.

The APS Benefits personal loans team can assist members to obtain an unsecured loan.

Loans can be approved within 24 hours.

APS can also assist with Funeral cover, with packages for adults available up to $20,000, and $7,000 for dependent children.

APS Savings Ltd is a wholly owned subsidiary of APS Benefits and offers a Fixed Term Investment product.

The term can be six months, 12 months or 24 months.

APS also can help you with wills, powers of attorney, probate and estate administration.

Further to this, APS is owned by its members, so any profits are channelled back to members.

Help spread the word by introducing new members and APS will send you, your nominated charity or your staff social club $50 for each new member you nominate. For more information call us on 1300 131 809 or visit www.apsbs.com.au.

*Copy supplied by The Australian Public Service Benevolent Society

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