Help & support
CommBank is proud to support veteran community owned businesses. We have a range of products, partnerships and business solutions to suit your needs. Our national network of specialised veteran business bankers are equipped with the knowledge to help you successfully transition from service into owning and growing your own business.
Veteran business owners sometimes transform their skills from Defence into business ideas. We can help you complement your state-of-the-art technical skills with advanced business skills. Our small business resources will help you get started or talk to one of our dedicated business bankers at [email protected]
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An everyday business bank account that you can open online.1
A Business Overdraft is a short-term cash flow solution linked to your Business Transaction Account.
A simple loan to help you manage or grow your business.
Finance options to meet your needs, with competitive equipment loan, hire purchase and finance lease solutions.
Our selector tool can help you in 3 simple steps:
Answer a few questions about your business
Compare and choose from our products and services
View a summary of your choices and next steps
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CommBank is honoured to have a meaningful connection with the veteran business community. Through our partnerships with the King’s Trust and Veteran Business Community we are providing resources to help veterans (and their families) transition to business ownership.
The winner of the Commonwealth Bank Business of the Year – The King’s Trust Beyond Service Awards demonstrates excellence and outstanding achievement in various aspects of business such as growth, leadership and community impact. 2025 winner – veteran owned business, TacMed Australia signifies a high level of success, outstanding collaboration and support within the veteran community.
We're delivering business skills sessions through our sponsorship of the Veteran Business Community
We're honoured to sponsor the King’s Trust Australia 'Small Business Must Knows Programme'.
Starting a business can feel exciting and overwhelming. If you’re not sure how to begin, here are some actions you can take.
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Choosing a name for your business is one of the earliest and most important decisions you'll make for your business.
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Original Beef Chief is a veteran-owned Australian food business founded by Army veteran Robert Hall, specialising in premium, handcrafted beef jerky, and biltong. Built on discipline and quality, the business reflects Robert’s military background through a commitment to consistency, performance and excellence, delivering high-quality products to customers across Australia.
Scott Leggo Gallery is a Canberra-based landscape photography business founded by RAAF veteran Scott Leggo. Known for capturing the Australian landscape and its icons in amazing light, Scott’s work and attention to detail reflects his military experience and deep connection to service, offering collectors and clients distinctive, story-driven photographic art.
Indira Organics is a veteran-owned wellness business founded by RAAF veteran Cherie-Ann Borghouts, specialising in organic, plant-based skincare and lifestyle products. Focused on sustainability, wellbeing and natural ingredients, the business reflects Cherie-Ann’s commitment to health and conscious living, delivering thoughtfully crafted products to customers across Australia.
We know business owners are wearing more hats than ever. With the right tools and support, these challenges can become opportunities. That's why we've created CommBank Business Masterclass; a series of practical learning modules across the topics that matter most to businesses. Upskill today, to tackle tomorrow.
Get access to great value offers and discounts to boost your business - simply for being our customer.4
We're here to guide you to the right government tools where you can check your eligibility for benefits, payments, and concessions.
Access self-employment assistance to small businesses support for veterans while still serving in the Australian Defence Force (ADF). The program has an additional 150 places to ensure veterans and their families have access to workshops.
Businesses servicing the defence sector may be eligible for this grants program. The program provides for upskilling and training opportunities for eligible businesses and associations.
Keeping your business safe is our priority. We provide a range of products and security features to help you bank securely
Every year, on 25 April, Australians come together to commemorate those who have served the nation in time of war, conflict and on peacekeeping operations and to honour those who have given their lives in the defence of freedom and keeping the country safe. It is Australia’s National Day of Remembrance
Please select ‘Veterans’ as your industry on the eform to be connected to a specialised business banker. Alternatively, email [email protected]
As this advice has been prepared without considering your objectives, financial situation or needs, you should, before acting on this advice, consider its appropriateness to your circumstances. You can view the Terms and Conditions for Business Transaction and Savings Accounts, Terms and Conditions for Asset Finance, our Financial Services Guide and the Electronic Banking Terms and Conditions and should consider them before making any decision about these products and services. Applications for credit cards and credits are subject to credit approval. Full terms and conditions will be included in our Letter of Offer. Bank fees and charges may apply. CommBank isn’t responsible for the quality, content, nature or reliability of any linked site. We’re providing these links as a convenience only and we’re not responsible for your use of any linked site.
The target market for these products will be found within the product’s Target Market Determination, available here.
1 You can only open an account online if you're a new or existing customer who is either a sole trader or director of a private company (Pty Ltd). You'll need to set up your business with us so we can verify your business details with ASIC. Once your beneficial owners and nominated directors have verified their ID (we'll email them instructions to do this online), you'll be able to open and start using your account. You'll be providing information to us on behalf of directors and owners in accordance with our Privacy Policy - make sure you've got their permission to do so before you start.
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3 The Bank does not charge for the alerts service, but you may incur message and data charges from your telecommunications service provider. Alerts are sent in real-time 24/7. Delivery of alerts may be delayed for various reasons, including service outages affecting your phone, wireless or internet provider; technology failures; and system capacity limitations. Please check your available funds before entering into any transactions. Alerts may be suspended by the Bank at any time without notice.
4 CommBank Yello for Business is available to business customers who meet certain eligibility criteria. Exclusions apply, and both the exclusion and eligibility criteria are subject to change. CommBank may review eligibility and participation based on factors it considers relevant and may update its criteria from time to time. For information on eligibility visit CommBank Yello for Business Terms and Conditions
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