Current savings account offers
How the Finder Score helps you find a better savings account
The Finder Score is a simple score out of 10. The higher a savings account's score, the better we think it is for the average customer.
We score each savings account in our database of hundreds based on a data-driven methodology with 2 main criteria: Does the account offer a high interest rate? And is it easy for savers to actually earn that rate?
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More guides on Finder
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Bankwest Easy Saver account
The Bankwest Easy Saver account offers a bonus rate for the first 4 months, then an ongoing standard variable rate with no conditions to meet.
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Bank of Queensland Simple Saver Account
Check out out review of the Bank of Queensland Simple Saver Account.
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Bank of Queensland Future Saver Account (14-35 year olds)
The Bank of Queensland Future Saver Account has a high ongoing bonus rate on balances up to $50,000 for customers under 35.
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Joint savings accounts
You can open a joint savings account with another person to save for a shared goal. Here's how they work and how to find the best joint savings account for you.
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How to build an emergency savings fund
Four steps to creating an emergency savings fund and how much money you should aim to keep in it.
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Rabobank Notice Saver (60 days)
The Rabobank Notice Saver (60 days) rewards you with a competitive interest rate for agreeing to give 60 days notice before withdrawing your funds.
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NAB vs CommBank
NAB vs Commonwealth Bank: which bank offers the best accounts for Australian savers?
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Savings accounts for expats and residents on a temporary visa
Expats can open savings accounts in Australia easily. Here’s all the information you need to get started.
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People’s Choice Bonus Saver Account
The People’s Choice Credit Union could provide you with the same savings opportunities as the big banks, with terms that you can live with.
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Rabobank SMSF PremiumSaver
Rabobank PremiumSaver account is an option worth considering for savers looking to boost their savings balance, offering no ongoing fees, a competitive variable rate and 24/7 online access to your funds.
Ask a question
I’ve seen a very cheap home loan rate from “Reduce Home Loans”.
What bank or lender would my loan be with if I took out a loan with them? Are they reputable?
Hi CP,
Thanks for your inquiry.
Please note that Reduce Home Loans is an Australian-owned and operated online company with credit licence no. 388053. They are a brokering company that has funding lines from over 25 accredited funders including the big four banks. You can find more details about Reduce Home Loans when you visit their official website.
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May