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Today's Featured Bank Accounts

High Interest Savings: Ubank

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  • 6.01% p.a. variable rate when you set up a monthly Automatic Savings Plan of $200 or more each month up to a balance of $200,000 per customer.
  • Balances over $200,000 receive 5.61% Interest calculated daily, paid monthly.
    Visit Ubank's website for conditions and full details.
  • No fees and no minimum balance.
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Term Deposit: Citibank

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  • 5.30% p.a. for 6 Months. Minimum deposit of $10,000.
    Visit Citibank's website for conditions and full details.
  • No establishment or account keeping fees, vailable in a wide range of currencies.
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Savings News

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UBank, Investec & Arab Bank have top TD rates

Term deposit interest rates have been on the slide for the past six months on expectations of lower interest rates. Read full article

“Rate hounds” chase savings deals online

NABs UBank and other online banking operations such as ING Direct, are examples of the future of banking, where customers can access their accounts from anywhere, including on their mobile phone. Read full article

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Savings Guides

Australians' $1 billion lost interest bill

Research from financial comparison experts InfoChoice shows that Australian consumers have short-changed themselves of more than $1 billion worth of interest in the past six months. Read full article

Make your money work for you

There has never been a better time to shop around for deposit accounts with some great offers outside of the big 4 banks.  Read full article

How to reduce your bank fees

With several banking products available in the market, and with different terminologies used to describe the nature of the fees charged on these accounts, it is no wonder consumers often get confused or lose track of the fees they are paying. Read full article

Should I lock away my savings or keep it at call?

In a competitive market where banks are fighting hard to win depositors cash, an excess number of cash accounts aggressively priced to offer decent returns are available... Read full article

ATM Fee Reform – how these changes will affect you

A Direct Charging ATM fee reform was introduced on March 3rd 2009, making it mandatory for ATMs to provide on screen disclosure of the charges applied to customers using ATMs that dont belong to the cardholders financial institution. Read full article

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Need a savings account?

At InfoChoice, you’ll find it so much easier to choose a savings account, quickly and easily. You won’t need to spend valuable time going from bank to bank - we list 100's of different accounts right here for you to choose from. In today's market there are so many options it's hard to know where to begin, we help make it easier for you by listing products based on your needs or from a pre-selected list of accounts which you can compare side by side. Because we list many different types of accounts which offer differing features and interest rates and depending on what you are looking for will determine where you will find the account that is right for you. If you're looking for high interest savings account then you might want to take a look at the online savings accounts these generally offer the best rates due to the low maintenance costs for the providers but if you need branch access then these accounts aren't for you as they mostly offer online or phone access only. We also list a number of childrens savings accounts if you are looking for your children to start early and save for the future. Would a term deposit suit you better? Term deposits offer gauranteed returns for the period of the deposit, so if you have a specific savings target you need to hit then these can be a great option. These are just some of the savings options and you can choose even more with our savings account and term deposit search tool.  Just enter your required criteria and InfoChoice will instantly create a list of savings options based on your requirements from there you can compare savings accounts and choose the right one for you. Some accounts will have an apply button next to the listing which when clicked will take you to the providers website where you can apply or enquire online. 

When it comes to choosing a savings account or term deposit, it pays to make the right choice. Choose your savings account on your terms – not the banks.


Today's Top Savings Accounts

Institution Product Max. Rate (%) Details
USaver (Base Rate 5.41%, Bonus 0.60% with savings plan) 6.01 Details
ANZ Online Saver (6.00% p.a. until 30th June 2012) 6.00 Details
Savings Maximiser (5.85% p.a. variable intro rate for 4 months on balances up to $250,000) 5.85 Details
Citibank Online Saver (5.80% Variable intro rate for 6 months on balances up to $2 million) 5.80 Details
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The above products are some of the top rates available in the market. Based on promotional or introductory rates for an online savings account of $5,000.