BCU iSaver

- Maximum variable rate
- 3.05% p.a.
- Base interest rate
- 2.60% p.a.
Summary
Limit access to your savings and be rewarded with a higher interest rate.
With the BCU iSaver you get a convenient method of earning extra money on your savings. With accessibility only offered online or over the phone, you can quickly transfer your funds into your linked everyday account, while earning a higher interest rate on what is kept in savings. This is a fee free savings account, allowing you to save even more over time.
Pros
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Tiered interest. Be rewarded with higher interest rates on larger deposit amounts.
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No monthly account keeping fees
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Internet and phone banking
Cons
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Only can be accessed via internet and phone banking
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No counter cheque and cash deposits and counter withdrawals
Details
Key details
Product Name | BCU iSaver |
Maximum Variable Rate | 3.05% p.a. |
Standard Variable Rate | 2.60% p.a. |
Monthly Account Fee | $0 |
Minimum Opening Deposit | $0 |
Minimum Age | 18 |
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