direct debit

Payments can be transferred from your bank account monthly, making this the simplest form of payment. Forms are available by downloading our online direct debit form and sending it back to us by post (original required, please no faxes).

internet banking

Internet payments can be set up through your own bank's website. Select Farmers Finance to appear on your pre-assigned biller listing. All you need is your 8 or 12-digit account number as the link for that biller authority. Please note a separate biller code is required for each account you have with us.

Having trouble locating us on internet banking? Please check here for our listing with your bank.

telephone banking

To arrange Telephone Banking, please contact your bank for details. Payment codes are allocated for each Farmers Finance account by using your 8 or 12-digit account number. Please note a separate biller code is required for each account you have with us.

automatic payments

Fixed payments can be paid weekly, fortnightly or monthly from your bank account to your accounts with Farmers Finance. Download our online automatic payment form then just complete the form and return it to your bank. Please note a separate authority is required for each account you have with us.

farmers store payments

Farmers Finance accounts can be paid in person at any counter of a Farmers Store, either by cash, cheque or Eftpos.

BY POST

You can post your cheque, made payable to Fisher & Paykel Finance, with the remittance slip at the bottom of your statement using the reply envelope supplied. Please write your 12-digit account number on the back of the cheque. Alternatively you can send a cheque, with your 12-digit account number on the back, to Retail Finance Payment Processing, Private Bag 92181, Victoria Street West, Auckland 1142. Please do not post cash or gift vouchers.

Note: Credit Cards and Gift Vouchers cannot be used as payment on any Farmers Finance account.

you can spread your repayments

The amount you pay each month towards your Farmers Finance accounts can vary to suit your budget and to make expensive times in your life, such as Christmas, more manageable. Here are some options:

•Pay the outstanding balance in full each month so that you don't incur any interest charges.

•Pay the minimum payment due which is either 3% of the balance or $10.00, whichever is the greater. Interest is due on the outstanding balance each month.

•Or you can pay any amount you like as long as it meets the minimum amount due. By paying more you can reduce the amount of interest due on the outstanding balance.