While other smaller players are catching up, some providers like NAB are taking things slow, making smaller increases in its one-year TD rates.

Here are some of the latest and most significant movements in term deposit rates for the week ending 7 July.

NAB

Early this week, NAB rolled out changes to its TD rates across terms, with the lower monthly terms receiving a boost of up to 50bps. The changes bring NAB’s three- and four-month TD rates at 3.50% p.a. and 3.60% p.a.

Meanwhile, the provider also made some increases in its one-year TD rates across different payment frequencies.

NAB’s major 12-month TD rate changes – 7 July

Term

Change

New Rate

One year (Annual payments)

+15bps

4.75% p.a.

One year (Semi-annual payments)

+15bps

4.70% p.a.

One Year (Quarterly/Monthly payments)

+15bps

4.65% p.a.

Firstmac

Firstmac reasserts its position as a leader in 12-month TDs. After an increase of 10bps last week, it makes another hike to boost its 12-month TD rate to 5.40% p.a. This applies to TD with a minimum deposit of $5,000 and an end-of-term payment.

Greater Bank

Greater Bank made a few changes to its TD rates, but the most significant one was for its two-year TD rates, which are now 100bps higher to 5.00% p.a.

The 5% two-year TD rate, however, was only available for end-of-term payments — TD rates with monthly payments, while also increasing by 100bps, are only at 4.90% p.a.

Judo Bank

Judo Bank kicked off another two rounds of rate increases across its business, personal, and SMSF TDs. Most of its recent changes brought its rates further to the 5% territory.

Judo Bank’s major TD rate changes – 7 July

Term

Change

New Rate

One-year Business TD

+15bps

5.45% p.a.

One-year Personal TD

+15bps

5.45% p.a

One-year SMSF TD

+15bps

5.45% p.a.

AMP Bank

AMP Bank increased the rates across its TD products, with the highest jump at 45bps. Its 12-month TD rates are currently among the industry’s highest at 5.35% p.a. This rate, however, is only for 12-month TD products with a minimum deposit of $25,000.

AMP Bank’s major TD rate changes – 7 July

Term

Change

New Rate

12 months (End-of-term payments)

+35bps

5.30% p.a. (Min deposit of $5,000)

5.35% p.a. (Min deposit of $25,000)

13 months (Annual payments)

+35bps

5.30% p.a.

10 months (End-of-term payments)

+45bps

5.20% p.a.

12 months (Quarterly payments)

+35bps

5.25% p.a.

Great Southern Bank

Great Southern Bank joined the 5% 12-month TD Rate club after its 40bps increase this week. The provider also made several changes to its TD rates across terms lengths.

Great Southern Bank’s major TD rate changes – 7 July

Term

Change

New Rate

One year (End-of-term payments)

+40bps

5.00% p.a. (End-of-term payments)

4.90% p.a. (Monthly payments)

Nine months

+35bps

4.90% p.a. (End-of-term payments)

4.80% p.a. (Monthly payments)

Six months

+35bps

4.85% p.a. (End-of-term payments)

4.75% p.a. (Monthly payments)

And here are the other major movers in the one-year/12-month TD Rates over the past week:

Latest changes to one-year/12-month TD Rates – 7 July

Provider – TD Product

Change

New Rate

Newcastle Permanent – TD

+30bps

4.70% p.a.

Robobank Australia – TD

+5bps

5.05% p.a.

Australian Military Bank – Income Plus

+30bps

5.05% p.a.

Beyond Bank – TD

+25bps

4.55% p.a.

Community First Bank – TD Special

+55bps

5.05% p.a.

Heritage Bank – TD

+20bps

5.15% p.a.

Bank Australia

+60bps

5.00% p.a.

BankVic – Regular Income

+25bps

4.70% p.a.

People’s Choice – Term Investment

+15bps

5.15% p.a.

Suncorp Bank – TD

+45bps

5.00% p.a.

*The rates of the TD products mentioned above varies depending on minimum and maximum deposit amounts and payment frequencies.