Travel

Teachers Mutual Bank provides a range of travel and foreign exchange products and services.

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Book your holiday with Tertiary Travel1

Tertiary Travel offers competitive prices, excellent services and discounts for our members’ travel needs including:

  • Flights
  • Travel insurance
  • Hotel accommodation
  • Rail travel
  • Car rental hire
  • Cruises
  • Independent and group travel

If you are not a member of the Bank, visit our join page and learn more about our wide range of benefits. Whether you're looking for a weekend away, family holiday or overseas trip, you can book up to one year in advance and select from over 22,000 properties worldwide. 

Talk to our experienced consultants about special offers for your next holiday.

Call 1300 888 999 for a quote or visit our Homebush, Western Sydney Regional offices and Perth.

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Foreign Exchange Services

 

Send money overseas

Telegraphic Transfer (TT) allows you to electronically send funds directly into your beneficiary’s account in a specified currency.

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Receive money from overseas

An incoming overseas deposit allows you to receive foreign currency into your account that is then converted into Australian dollars (AUD). Receiving foreign currency from an overseas account is easy.

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Foreign cash

Foreign cash is available in a wide range of currencies.

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Cash Passport Platinum

Cash Passport is the smart way to load, spend and top up your card on the go. 

You can load up to 11 different currencies, which is accessible wherever Mastercard2 is accepted, in millions of locations worldwide. 

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Foreign currency cheque

Convert a foreign currency cheque into AUD and deposit into your account.

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Bank draft

A bank draft is a cheque issued in a foreign currency, it can only be deposited into the account of the person the draft is made payable to, making it safe and secure. Cheque clearance times may apply when depositing cheque(s) to overseas banks.

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