Our commitment to accessibility

We want to help make banking products and services accessible and inclusive for all our customers and colleagues. Whether it’s making sure you can access an ATM or visit a branch, or can easily find and understand information that helps you make important financial decisions, we’re working hard to make sure dealing with NAB is a straightforward experience for everybody.

Customers

We aim to ensure access features are built into our products and services to allow customers to use them independently.

Community

We’re creating inclusive communities and working with disability organisations to listen, understand and incorporate best practice in our products and services and how we act.

Colleagues

We value an accessible and inclusive culture. We’re building our disability confidence as an organisation and developing a workplace for our colleagues with disability to thrive and realise their potential.

Diversity and Inclusion Policy

If you’d like to know more about our approach to diversity and inclusion, you can read our Diversity and Inclusion Policy.

Why accessible banking matters

With more than 4.4 million Australians indicating they have disability , it’s imperative that we include accessibility in the design of our products, services, buildings and ways of working. At NAB, we aim to make access and disability inclusion a business-as-usual approach.

Our vision is to be relationship-led, easy, safe and long-term – and our Accessibility Action Plan (PDF, 2MB), opens in new window is one of the many ways we’re doing this. At its heart, it’s about listening and responding to customers to improve accessible banking and supporting our colleagues by providing a great place to work.

How we’re making banking more inclusive

Easy English Guides

We’ve worked with accessible information specialists to provide key information in Easy English.

It is important for us to make sure that all our customers can understand the support and services we provide.

You can now access Easy English links to the following documents:

The Valuable 500

In May 2021, our CEO Ross McEwan signed NAB’s commitment to join the Valuable 500, the global movement putting disability on the business leadership agenda.

The Valuable 500 is a business-to-business initiative catalysing the influence of large private sector corporations (1000+ employees) in national and international markets. Members commit to:

  • putting disability on our senior leadership agenda
  • making a firm commitment to action
  • sharing our Valuable 500 commitment externally and internally.

You can read our commitment on The Valuable 500 website, opens in new window.

Access and Inclusion Index

NAB participates in the Australian Network on Disability’s Access and Inclusion Index. Every two years we submit a comprehensive self-assessment for evaluation and benchmarking. The Index allows NAB to assess our performance in 10 key areas:

  • commitment
  • premises
  • workplace adjustments
  • communication and marketing
  • products and services
  • Information Communication Technology
  • recruitment and selection
  • career development
  • suppliers and partners
  • innovation.

We use the recommendations from the comprehensive report to develop our Accessibility Action Plans.

Accessibility and inclusion at NAB

Find out what we’re doing to become a more accessible and inclusive organisation. 

Get in touch

Customer Support Tool

Solve problems quickly online with our easy-to-follow guides. Simply select a topic and we’ll direct you to the information you need.

Contact us

Visit our personal banking contact page for FAQ’s and how-to-guides, help from our virtual assistant and contact numbers.

Visit a NAB branch

Visit us in person at your nearest NAB branch or business banking centre.

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