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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Australia Direct Debit Request in the editor.
  2. Begin by filling in your policy owner details, including your name, policy number, and postal address. Ensure all information is accurate for seamless processing.
  3. Provide your contact numbers: work, home, and mobile. This ensures that Asteron can reach you if needed.
  4. Select the frequency of payments (Fortnightly, Monthly, Annually) and indicate if you are changing the payment frequency by ticking the appropriate box.
  5. In Part A, enter the details of the account to be debited. Include the account holder's name, financial institution name, BSB number, and account number.
  6. Sign and date where indicated to authorize Asteron Life & Superannuation Limited to debit your premiums from your nominated account.
  7. Review all entered information for accuracy before submitting the form through our platform for processing.

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Will the Direct Debit still come out? In a word, no. The rules of Direct Debit state that payments are made on the same day each month, except when this date falls on a weekend or a public holiday, in which case it will be taken the following working day.
How does direct debit work? Direct debit is a payment method where your customer authorises your business to automatically withdraw funds from their bank account on an agreed upon basis whether thats weekly, monthly or on specific due dates.
To set up a direct debit You sign an agreement called a Direct Debit Request (DDR). This agreement tells your bank (or financial institution) to deduct money from your account to pay the merchant. The merchant cannot deduct money from your account without a properly authorised Direct Debit Request.
What do you need to set up a Direct Debit? Your name and address. The name and address of your bank. Your bank account number. Your sort code. The name(s) as shown on your bank account.
On the scheduled date, the auto-debit system initiates the payment request to the customers bank. If sufficient funds are available, the specified amount is deducted from the customers account and transferred to the business.

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Most direct debits will happen first thing in the morning on the scheduled direct debit date. Direct debits should be done by 10am, however, they can occur any time between 5am and midnight on the scheduled date, depending on who you bank with.
Direct Debits leave your account on weekdays, excluding bank holidays. If a payment falls on a weekend or bank holiday, the company will take it on the next available working day instead. There is no set time for a Direct Debit to leave your account, but early morning debits (1am to 7am) are the most common.

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