Easy repayment options
With our range of repayment options paying your account is easy. After looking through the options below, choose the one that works best for you.
Direct debit
Payments can be transferred from your bank account monthly, making this the simplest form of payment.
You can download the form here and posting it to:
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Farmers Card, Retail Financial Services Ltd, Private Bag 94013,
Auckland Mail Centre,
Auckland 1142
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Internet banking
Internet payments can be set by following your bank’s procedure for paying online. When selecting
where you want the payment to go, you’ll find Retail Financial Services Ltd. or Farmers Finance. All you need is your 8 or 12-digit account number as the reference. Please note a separate bill payment code is required for each account you have with us.
Telephone banking
To arrange this, please contact your bank. Tell your bank you want to pay Retail Financial Serivices Ltd or Farmers Finance. All you need is your 8 or 12-digit account number as the reference.
Please note a separate bill payment code is required for each account you have with us.
Automatic payments
You can make a fixed payment weekly, fortnightly or monthly from your bank account.
Download our automatic payment form , complete and then return it to your bank.
Please note a separate authority is required for each account you have with us.
Pay in-store at Farmers
You can pay your account in person at any counter of a Farmers store by cash, cheque
or EFTPOS. Please give the salesperson the remittance slip at the bottom of the statement.
Post a cheque
Make this payable to Retail Financial Services Ltd, with the remittance slip at the bottom of your statement to:
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Farmers Finance Card, Retail Financial Services Ltd, Private Bag 92181,
Auckland Mail Centre,
Auckland 1142
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Please do not post cash. Credit cards and gift vouchers cannot be used as payment on any Farmers Finance Card account.
What is the minimum repayment amount?
How much you pay is up to you, as long you pay the minimum monthly amount each month.
This is worked out as 3% of the account balance, or $10, whichever is greater.