BankWest Regular Saver
5%
-
Savings
Moneybuddy says
Savings account offering a huge 6% and no fees. Limited to deposits of less than $500 (and over $50) per month, and not allowing withdrawals (in order to qualify for the 6% interest rate each month), this savings account will still appeal for its rate - 'Australia's highest savings rate'. Voted Money Magazine's Best Start Up savings account.
The Basics
Interest paid Monthly
Interest calculated Daily
Headline interest rate 5%
Monthly fee -
Account type Savings
The cool stuff: features
ATM access No
EFTPOS access No
Branch access No
Online access No
Age restrictions No
Cheque book facility No
Debit card No
BPAY No
GiroPost No
Phone access No
The Facts & Figures
Balance less than $1k -
Balance less than $5k -
Balance less than $25k -
Balance greater than $100k -
Min. balance -
Min. opening deposit -
Number of free elect transactions per month -
The ugly stuff: fees
Other bank ATM fee -
EFTPOS transaction fee -
Branch assistance fee -
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BankWest says
We figured Australia's highest savings interest rate would make people happier, so here it is.
Simply deposit between $50 and $500 per month, with no withdrawals and we'll reward you with 6% p.a. interest and no account fees!
We know you work hard for you money and now it can work hard for you with the BankWest Regular Saver.
6% p.a. and a range of other features:
Earn interest on your interest - it's calculated daily and paid monthly, No account fees, Link your Regular Saver to an eligible BankWest linked account, 24/7 access with online and phone banking
Pros
- Very high interest rate (conditions apply)
- No account fees
- 24/7 access to your money
- Interest calculated daily and paid monthly
Cons
- Rate has restrictions (rate not applicable if withdrawals are made at any time in the month)
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