Compare our high interest savings accounts
Looking for a savings account with high interest, keen to save smarter, open your child’s first savings account, or simply put some money aside for the future? We’ve got different types of high interest savings accounts to suit all ages and stages. Compare our high interest savings accounts here.
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Term deposits are another high interest savings alternative to savings accounts. If you have over $5,000 to invest, are aged 18 years or older, and won’t need to withdraw any money for at least a few months, a term deposit could be another type of high interest savings account for you.
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What is a savings account?
A savings account is a bank account where you can deposit your money and earn interest. It is a great way to save money, for a potential emergency, or towards a goal like a holiday, new laptop or house deposit.
The type of savings account you need will depend on your savings goals and other lifestyle factors so you should compare savings accounts to find the best one for you.
How to open a savings account?
Can my savings account be a joint account?
How is interest calculated on savings accounts?
Interest is calculated on BOQ savings accounts from the day funds are credited to your account and paid monthly. It is calculated daily by applying the applicable interest rate to the closing balance of your savings account each day as follows:
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We will credit interest to your savings account at the close of business on the last day of each calendar month, and funds are available on the first day of the following month.
Some months have more days than others, which can affect the total dollar value of interest paid each month.
How to save money?
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Tips for managing your money
Starting something new? We’ve got helpful tips for managing your money at every age and stage.