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Access statements
Account Managment
What account statements does Earnr provide? The Earnr platform allows you to easily generate, view, and download statements related to your account. Earnr maintains a real-time database allowing you to generate statements as and when required to support your personal and business requirements. The different statement types Earnr can provide are: Current Holding Statement – a snapshot of your current balances with Earnr across different account types, as at the date and time the statement is generated.It’s important to note that this does not include interest accrued, which has not yet been paid into your account. Monthly Statements - an overview of activity across all your Earnr Accounts for each month. They include withdrawals, deposits and interest paid for each calendar month and can also be accessed on a historical basis. Annual Statements – an annual summary for each Australian tax year, including all deposits, withdrawals, and interest payments across your account types. These are specifically designed to support you and/or your accountant with completing your annual tax return. ‍How do I access my statements? Your account statements can be accessed by following the steps below:Log in to the Earnr app or OnlineGo to statements via more in the App, and account actions OnlineSelect the statement type you want to viewSelect downloadOpen the statement via your browser or device application. Earnr statements, view account statements, download Earnr statements, monthly statements, annual statement, current holdings, tax documents, EOFY report, tax return statement, generate statement Earnr, historical transactions, interest report, deposit record, statement for accountant, how to access statements, Earnr app statement, account summary, investment report Earnr
Account security
Account Security
How does Earnr help keep my account secure? In order to access the Earnr platform, you will need to have the following:A secure passwordAccess to a working mobile phone number (in order to receive one-time passwords, "OTP")A pin code and/or biometric security set up on your mobile deviceWhat is an OTP? ‍Occasionally, Earnr will send a unique security code to your mobile (one-time password) when you are performing key accounts actions, to confirm it’s you using the platform. What if I can’t get mobile signal from my current location? If you’re having trouble receiving the code, this may be because you don’t have signal. The security of client accounts is our top priority, and in the instance where an OTP is required for account access or to confirm changes to your account, you will need to ensure you have mobile reception. Two-factor Authentication Two-factor authentication (2FA) is a security measure that requires two different verification methods, or factors, to access an account or system. This goes beyond just a password and adds an extra layer of protection. account security, secure login, protect my Earnr account, is Earnr secure, online safety, two-step login, two-factor authentication, multi-factor authentication, 2FA, OTP, one-time password, authentication code, SMS verification, biometric login, fingerprint security, face recognition, mobile authentication, app pin code, why does Earnr ask for a code, not receiving code, can’t log in, login problem, mobile code issue, code not arriving, verify my identity, secure my app, improve account safety
Additional information
Protecting Your Money
Our institutional holdings in major Australian bank deposits drive higher returns with excellent liquidity, while our portfolio of secured loans backed by Australian property enables us to generate additional yield whilst maintaining a low level of risk. Maintaining a low average loan valuation ratio gives us very strong security coverage against loans. Shorter average loan tenor means we are less exposed to property market volatility. Funding many small secured loans compared fewer larger loans adds less single loan exposure and more diversification.What is a loan to valuation ratio? The loan to valuation ratio (LTV) is a percentage that represents the amount of borrowing against an asset, compared to the asset's value. It’s a key metric to assess risk and determine loan terms. A lower LVR generally means less risk for the lender. For example, standard home loans see a borrower put up a 20% deposit, and borrow the remaining 80% against the value of a property. This would mean an LVR of 80%. At Earnr, our average LVR is currently 52%. What is the average loan tenor? The loan tenor is defined as the time left in a loan for it to be fully paid off. A longer average loan tenor generally indicates a higher risk profile for lenders due to increased exposure to different factors over time. The average length of a home loan in Australia is 25 years. At Earnr our average loan tenor is currently 11.3 months. What does loan diversification mean? Loan diversification operates on the principal of spreading any risk across multiple investments. For Earnr this means spreading our loans across different borrower types, industries, geographic regions and risk profiles.By lending to a variety of borrowers, a lender reduces the risk that a single economic effect will impact the entire portfolio’s performance. We focus on lots of small loans, across many different regions and areas, how Earnr generates returns, loan to valuation ratio, LVR explained, what is LTV, property-backed loans, secured lending, low risk investing, average LVR, Earnr LVR, loan tenor, what is loan tenor, average loan term, shorter loan duration, Earnr loan portfolio, diversification, diversified lending, how diversified is Earnr, loan diversification explained, small loan strategy, multiple borrower strategy, risk management in lending, bank deposits, secured loans, yield generation, low risk yield
Scheduled transfers
Transfers
To transfer from an Earnr Notice or Term account into your Everyday account, you will need to ensure you are aware of the 30 or 90 day Notice period, and the maturity and notice date required of any Term. When you execute a transfer from these accounts they will be scheduled in advance, and available to view in the Scheduled Transfers screen. ‍You can view this screen in the app or online:Log into Earnr (via the Earnr app or Earnr online)Go to TransfersSelect Scheduled TransfersFrom here you will be able to view and amend scheduled transfers.If desired, funds transferred into Earnr Everyday can then be withdrawn into your linked bank account.Currently, you cannot schedule future withdrawals from Earnr to your external linked bank account and will need to request your desired withdrawal on the day. If you withdraw funds before 2pm (Sydney time) on a business day, the transaction will be processed on the same day. If the withdrawal request is received after 2pm (Sydney time), you will receive funds on the next business day. See Withdrawals for more. transfer funds, withdraw from Earnr, move money from term account, notice period withdrawal, transfer from notice account, scheduled transfers, maturity date, Earnr transfers, when can I withdraw, early withdrawal, how to move funds, access my money, Earnr app transfer, schedule a transfer, view transfers, transfer to bank, transfer to external account, how long do withdrawals take, same day withdrawal, withdrawal cutoff time, 2pm transfer deadline, transfer from everyday account, Earnr linked bank account
Term Accounts
Account Type Features
Earnr Terms are a low risk option for savers seeking our highest rates and not requiring funds for the length of the term. Funds are invested in a diversified pool of Australian major bank deposits and secured loans. Choose from 6 or 12 month terms, with the choice of interest paid monthly, or at maturity. Our term accounts are easy to set up and can be opened with a minimum balance of $5,000. You will need to tell us before the notice date if you do not wish your funds to rollover into a new term.‍When is the notice date? For 6 month terms, this is 2 months before the maturity date. For 12 month terms, this is 3 months before the maturity date.How do I view the notice date? You can view notice and maturity dates in the accounts section of the Earnr app and Earnr online. Log into the Earnr app or Eanr onlineGo to AccountsSelect From: 6mo or 12mo TermsSelect the account you wish to viewThe notice and maturity dates will be visible at the top of the screen. You can request a withdrawal before the notice date by following the steps below:Log into Earnr (app or online)Go to AccountsSelect From: 6mo or 12 mo termsSelect the account you want to closeSelect transferPlace a transfer for the correct amount from the term account to the Earnr WalletThe transfer will take place on the maturity date. Can I access my funds before the end of the term? You should only deposit funds that you know you won't need to access before the end of the term you choose.We have a duty to manage the best interests of all our members, as such, early withdrawals are generally not permitted. In the rare event we approve an early withdrawal based on a member demonstrating financial hardship, it will be subject to an early withdrawal fee of 1.925% of the withdrawal amount or $550, whichever is greater. term deposit, Earnr term account, fixed term savings, 6 month term, 12 month term, term account maturity, interest at maturity, monthly interest, early withdrawal fee, can I access funds early, term investment notice date, term rollover, how to view maturity date, term withdrawal process, lock-in savings, fixed rate investment, notice period Earnr, how to close term early, Earnr maturity transfer, earn interest on term deposit
Update account details
Account Managment
How do I update my personal details?To update your personal information:Log in to the Earnr app or Earnr onlineGo to Profile (in the app, this is via More)Update the relevant field and save changesIf you'd prefer, you can also contact us directly. We’ll confirm once the update is complete. How do I update my bank details? In order to maintain enhanced account security, you must get in touch with the Earnr team if you wish to amend or update your linked external bank account details. In order to start this process, contact Earnr on 1300 332 062 or operations@earnr.com.auPlease note – we will require identity verification and may request copies of recent bank statements during this process to ensure your name, and account details are correct. How do I update my TFN? If you don't have a legitimate tax file number applied to your account withholding tax may be applied, in order to release any withheld interest you will need to update your TFN.To update your Tax File Number:Log in to the Earnr app or Earnr onlineGo to Account Holder Detail (via Account Actions if you are in Earnr online, or in the app, via More)Update the relevant field and save changes If you'd prefer, you can also contact us directly. TFN’s shouldn’t be shared over email so this would need to be done over the phone – give us a call on 1300 332 062. update personal details, change address Earnr, edit phone number, update contact info, change email address, update bank account, change linked bank, amend TFN, update tax file number, withholding tax help, fix account information, Earnr contact details, how to update account, verify identity, change my details, update name on account, bank statement requirement

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