Internet Banking

Have you met straightforward Jill?

Say hi Jill.

She doesn't like anything to be complicated, especially banking.

So, she's a big fan of Suncorp Internet banking.

It makes it easier to manage savings, track transaction history (including pending transactions), transfer between accounts and stay on top of bills with BPAY. You can even access up to 5 years worth of bank statements online that you can save, email or print at anytime. Anytime of day or night, you can keep track of your money, check interest and loan repayment details.

So, how do you use it?

To set up internet banking, simply follow 3 easy steps, then you can log in.

First you will need a temporary access code. You would have received this via SMS when you opened your bank account. If you’re unsure what it is, you can retrieve it by calling us on 13 11 55.

Then go to suncorp.com.au/internetbanking

Click on register for Internet Banking and follow the prompts

Enter your temporary access code, followed by your account number.

If you ever forget your password, it's no problem! You can reset your password online, just click reset password here on the log-in screen and follow the prompts.

After you've logged in, you will see your 25 most recent transactions immediately. Hit the next button at the bottom of the page to see more.

You can download your transactions too if you want to use them in a spreadsheet. Just go to the transaction history on the left menu, select your account and click the download button.

Simple as that. Right, Jill?

You can download your transactions too if you want to use them in a spreadsheet. Just go to the transaction history on the left menu, select your account and click the download button.

Simple as that. Right, Jill?

Here's straight-forward Jill busy being efficiently awesome.

Today, Jill pays bills. has a nice ring to it, don't you think?

Jill loves that she can pay her bills quickly, easily and securely with BPAY or electronic transfer.

Want to see how she does it?

First, she logs in to Internet Banking and clicks on ‘BPAY, pay bills’ on the left hand menu.

She selects her account, then the biller.

For a new bill, she adds the biller code, reference number and double checks the details.

After she's done this once, it'll save the details, so it's easy to pay the next time round.

Jill pays most bills immediately, but she can also set up payments to be recurring or future dated to avoid that horrible feeling of bill shock.

After she's done, she writes down the reference number and either prints the BPAY receipt or

saves it to her computer for easy filing.

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Jill also chooses to have some bills sent directly to Internet Banking, via BPAY view. It lets her know when a bill is due and then she can pay with a single click. It's all too easy.

Jill just loves paying bills online. it gives her time for more important things.