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ASB makes life easier for non-profits
Media Alert
13 June 2013
ASB makes life easier for
non-profits
ASB has cancelled base
fees and standard transaction fees on FastNet Business for
not-for-profit organisations.
FastNet Business is ASB’s online banking platform for medium to large organisations that helps reduce reliance on paper cheques, manage multiple signatories and get a clearer view of accounts for directors and financial advisors.
Not-for-profit organisations will no longer be charged monthly FastNet Business base fees and standard fees for transactions made through FastNet Business.
“At ASB, we are always looking for new ways to make a valuable difference in the communities in which we operate. Not-for-profit organisations do a significant amount of work in local communities’ right across the country and we are pleased to be able to find a new way to make managing their money easier as they go about the day-to-day business of helping others,” says Anna Curzon, General Manager of Brand Experience and Digital Channels.
For further details visit asb.co.nz/business/ways-to-bank/fastnet-business or call ASB’s Contact Centre Business Specialists on 0800 272 222.
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ASB is a leading provider of integrated financial services in New Zealand including retail, business and rural banking, funds management and insurance.
ASB strives to consistently provide its customers with outstanding service and innovative financial solutions. They're dedicated to providing simple financial products that allow their customers to bank with them how and when they want.
We all have our own ways to measure progress, and our own stories about the things that matter to us. Whatever way you choose to measure progress, and whatever your goals, ASB is there to help you get one step ahead.
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