Armidale Diocesan Investment Group

 

  In this Newsletter:

  April 20, 2011 Newsletter

  

 

  •  Easter holiday office hours and transaction processing.

 

 

The Board, Management and Staff of ADIG wish all our depositors a

Happy, Holy and Safe Easter.

 

 
   

ADIG Office Hours and Processing

of Transactions during the Holiday Period

 ADIG is open all normal business days from 9am to 5pm.  We are closed on public holidays. 

This means we are:

Closing both offices at 5pm Thursday 21/4

Re-opening Wed April 27 at 9am

 

Processing EFT and Bpay transactions done in the office and Online

Bpay: until 3.30pm Thursday 21/4, and not again until Wednesday 27/4.

 

EFT: until 4.00pm Thursday 21/4, and not again until Wednesday 27/4.

 

 

ADIG cannot control the processing times at recipient institutions.

 

 
 

 

Office Hours:

Closing 5pm Thursday 21/4

Re-opening Wed April 27 at 9am

 

Transaction Processing:

Any Bpay done after 3.30pm, or EFT done after 4pm,

on Thursday 21/4

will not be sent

until Wednesday 27/4 and

 will reach most bank accounts on

Thursday April 28 at the earliest.

 
 
 
 

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Disclosure Statement: The Armidale Diocesan Investment Group (ADIG) is not subject to the provisions of the Corporation Act 2001 nor has it been examined or approved by the Australian Securities and Investments Commission.  Deposits with ADIG are guaranteed by CDPF Limited, a company established by the Australian Catholic Bishops Conference for this purpose.  We welcome your investment with the ADIG rather than with a profit oriented commercial organisation as a conscious commitment by you to support the Charitable, Religious and Educational works of the Catholic Church. Neither ADIG nor the Trustees of the Roman Catholic Church for the Diocese of Armidale are prudentially supervised by the Australian Prudential Regulation Authority; contributions to ADIG do not obtain the benefit of the depositor protection provisions of the Banking Act 1959; ADIG is designed for investors who wish to promote the charitable purposes of ADIG.