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ANZ savings accounts

ANZ offers two main savings accounts.

  • The Online Saver account provides easy online access to your savings, as well as a higher bonus interest rate for the first three months. It also allows you access to your savings at any time to pay bills via direct debit or using BPAY. It does not charge a monthly account service fee and there is no minimum balance requirement.
  • The Progress Saver account can help you save towards a goal by offering a higher bonus interest rate each month you deposit at least $10 and make no withdrawals.

ANZ's Progress Saver may also help to teach children about banking as it makes it easy for them to watch their savings grow.

For customers looking for more than just savings accounts, ANZ also offers home loans, personal loans, credit cards, insurance and superannuation.

Nick Bendel
Nick Bendel

Property & Personal Finance Writer

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Why choose ANZ

Benefits

  • No monthly fees

Drawbacks

  • Progress Saver charges $1 per electronic transaction

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