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In my experience as a forex trader, I’ve taken the time to explore GMCU, though it’s clear this is primarily a credit union focused on conventional banking rather than trading. One notable benefit is the range of traditional financial services on offer, such as home and personal loans, as well as a broad variety of transaction and savings accounts. For someone whose needs extend beyond trading—perhaps managing personal finances or seeking tailored loan products—this diversity can be appealing. Secondly, GMCU’s long operational history—being established in Australia since 1985—provides a sense of continuity. Longevity can sometimes indicate a stable track record, and even though “time in business” does not guarantee safety, it tends to signal an institution understands its market and regulatory expectations. Finally, I appreciate that GMCU’s contact channels are clearly established, with phone and email support alongside a mobile banking app. However, I must stress that my trust would be limited due to concerns with their “Exceeded” ASIC status, suggesting potential regulatory complications. While I recognize their strengths in standard banking, I would be very cautious, especially when it comes to any investment or trading activities. For me, security and regulatory clarity always come first.