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Australian Mutual Bank Young Saver Account won the award for 'Young Adult Savings Account' in the 2024 Banking Product Awards.
Full list of 2024 winnersGet rewarded with one of Australian Mutual Bank’s highest rate of interest, the iNetSaver Account rewards you with more interest when you keep a balance over $2,000. This account does not include Debit or rediCARD access, manage your account online. Make an online transfers to a transaction account to withdraw the funds in the iNetSaver.
The Australian Mutual Bank Motivator gives you an Incentive to keep saving. Get rewarded with bonus interest when you make deposits and no withdrawals each month. This account does not offer ATM access.
Australian Mutual Bank’s savings account for pensioners and retirees. Internet and telephone banking allows you to make BPAY payments and transfer money to other accounts. Use the rediCARD or get the Visa Debit Card to make online purchases as well as cash withdrawals. An overdraft facility can be attached to this account.
Invest in terms from 3 months to 5 years. Lock in your investment for a fixed return and get interest paid when the investment matures. Open a Australian Mutual Bank term deposits with $5,000 or more.
You must already be a Australian Mutual Bank member to apply for a savings or investment account. Australian citizens and permanent residents are eligible to become members. You can become a Australian Mutual Bank member online.
You must be over 18 to become a Australian Mutual Bank member.
You must be registered on the electoral role or in the telephone book.
Make sure you have your passport, driver's licence or medicard on hand to complete the identification requirements of the Australian Mutual Bank membership application.
If you haven't found what you're looking for yet, you can compare a wide range of additional savings accounts and bank accounts from other providers with Finder.
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