It's not every day that you come across individuals who go above and beyond to help others. Today, we shine the spotlight on Kylie Schulze, a remarkable individual who has been a vital team member of Community Bank Sarina Bendigo Bank for the past eight years.
In her role as a Customer Relationship Officer, Kylie's primary focus is personal lending, including personal loans and credit cards. What sets her apart is her genuine passion for assisting clients to achieve their goals, whether it's purchasing a car, and especially young people purchasing their first car, taking a well-deserved holiday, or undertaking home renovations.
“I understand that these moments are significant milestones in people's lives, and I take great pride in being able to help those dreams become reality.”
With over 20 years in banking, Kylie provides valuable insights, ensuring clients make informed financial decisions that align with their goals and aspirations. She cherishes the opportunity to get to know her clients and to be a part of their financial journey. For Kylie, it's about people, not just about transactions and numbers.
“I enjoy forming meaningful connections and making a positive impact on the lives of those around me.”
Outside of work, Kylie values her weekends as a time to unwind and spend quality time with her family. She also enjoys getting to know the Sarina community and supporting different local organisations.
“The Sarina Men’s Shed has been a favourite community group of mine for many years. They provide a safe and supportive environment for men to come together, share skills, and foster friendships. It’s a true asset to the community.”
We extend our gratitude to Kylie for her unwavering dedication, professionalism, and heartfelt commitment to helping her clients achieve their dreams. We are very fortunate to have her as a part of our team at Community Bank Sarina.
Contact Kylie at our branch on (07) 4943 2634 for a genuine approach to personal lending.
Community Bank Sarina Bendigo Bank is proud to support the local community. L-R: Ted Malone, Charmaine Matsen, Sheryl Brown, Karen May, Ann Fordyce, Kylie Schulze and Josie Dahtler
Kylie Schulze
