Discounts and Services
Check out some of the special offers from our member benefits suppliers below.
You can also check out the benefits available for ASU members on these websites:
Discounts, shopping and gift cards: Union Shopper
Banking: ME
ME Bank: Tax time – what to do with the all-important financial boost
As the end of the financial year approaches, planning for a little boost to your wallet (tax return) provides a good opportunity to focus on your financial goals. In 2020, ME saw that the COVID-19 pandemic changed the way ... Read More
Australian Super: Give your super the attention it deserves
Super is like a savings plan for when you give up work. Although that may be some time away for you, there are some things you can do while you’re working to make the most of your super. Here are a few ways to give ... Read More
ACCDP - free for all Social and Community Services ASU members.
Did you know membership of the Australian College of Community and Disability Practitioners is included for all Social and Community Services ASU members?Click here to read the ACCDP brochure, or contact the Member Services ... Read More
Buying a new car? Call Best Price for Cars
ASU WA Branch members can access a car buying service, Best Price for Cars.This service organises your motor vehicle purchase and trade-in and can also assist with your novated lease.Click here for more information and ... Read More
Access members-only training with ASU Launchpad
ASU Launchpad offers members a range of training courses, from regular webinars that you can participate in live with members from around the country to video on demand from previously run courses.To check out the current ... Read More
Tips from ME: What drives women’s money decisions?
This article is brought to you by ME.Research[1] shows women are often motivated by one key driver when it comes to managing money – and it’s not their own financial wellbeing.Since 2011, industry super ... Read More
Tips from ME: Five first home buyer traps to avoid
This article is brought to you by ME.The number of first home buyers in Australia’s housing market has hit a six-year high, according to new ABS data[1], but when it comes to buying a home, errors can prove ... Read More
Tips from ME: 5 signs you have ‘bank-xiety’
This article is brought to you by ME.If you’re worried about your current bank, you’re not alone. 94% of Australians are worried that the big banks aren’t acting in their best interests. Half of all ... Read More
Tips from ME: Five ways to prepare for a financial emergency before it strikes
This article is brought to you by ME. Putting plans in place for a financial emergency could help you navigate a storm when it happens. Industry super fund-owned bank ME explains the steps to take.Hopefully ... Read More
Tips from ME: Tidy up your finances like Marie Kondo
This article is brought to you by ME.Letting go can be liberating. Industry super fund-owned bank ME looks at four ways to declutter your finances, inspired by tidying guru Marie Kondo. Decluttering expert Marie Kondo is ... Read More
Tips from ME: Reach your financial goals without giving up your daily coffee
This article is brought to you by ME. If you consider the average Australian wedding costs around $36,200[1] and the average home loan is around $384,700[2], reaching your financial goals can seem like a daunting ... Read More
Positive credit habits to cultivate in the New Year
Industry super fund-owned bank ME offers some tips to curb poor credit habits and enjoy a prosperous 2019.Credit cards can be an extremely handy cash management tool. However, research by ME has found 70% of ... Read More
Beat the top five financial stresses of 2019
Feeling the pinch of financial stress? Industry super fund-owned bank ME identifies some of the top financial concerns facing Australian households – and what you can do to beat them in 2019.Slow wage growthIf your ... Read More
The dangers of ‘buy now, pay later’
A raft of ‘buy now, pay later’ options like Afterpay and zipPay are giving the consumers the opportunity take their purchases home immediately and pay them off over time.But there are downsides that shoppers ... Read More
