Approved office bearers at non-profit groups get deposit-only cards, so numerous people can make deposits into the account. You don’t have to pay any monthly account keeping fees and you can make unlimited transactions using online and phone banking for free. Please note the interest rate displayed is for balances above $500.
BankSA Society Cheque Account
- Account keeping fee
- $0
- ATM withdrawal fee
- $0
- Overseas ATM withdrawal fee
- $5
- Overseas transaction fee of transaction value
- 3%
Our verdict
This is a low-cost bank account for non-profit organisations that provides easy access to funds.
The BankSA Society Cheque Account is best suited for non-profit organisations such as schools, community and sporting groups, charities and government agencies. Often these groups need to make a lot of deposits into the account, and this account allows for unlimited free deposits. You can elect several account holders too, which means a number of people are able to make deposits into the account.
Pros
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$0 monthly account keeping fee
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Free unlimited everyday net and phone banking
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Competitive interest rate
Cons
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Benefits are for specialist groups only
Details
Key details
Product Name | BankSA Society Cheque Account |
Monthly account fee | $0 |
Card access | No Debit card |
Own network ATM fee | $0 |
International ATM Fee | International ATM fee $5 |
International transaction fee | 3% |
Monthly deposit required to waive account fee | N/A |
Contactless Payments | N/A |
Eligibility
Joint account availability | No |
Minimum opening deposit | $1 |
Your reviews
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