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Savings Accounts Calculator

Investing your money into a savings account is an effective strategy. This calculator is designed to help you achieve your savings goal faster. See how fast your savings can grow with regular deposits.

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$5,001
Total Interest Earned
$1,417
Final balance
$6,418
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RaboDirect
3.5%
4.76%
4 months from opening
Citibank
3.2%
4.65%
4 months from opening
ANZ
2.75%
4.35%
Until 30th November 2013

Balance
Month
Amount Invested
$5001
Interest Earned
$5001
Months Elapsed
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  • Welcome to RateCity's Savings Account section.

    If you’re planning to save for a holiday, car or even a deposit for your first home our easy-to-use Savings Calculator will help you to work out how much you need to put away to reach your goals.

    Use our savings calculator to calculate the interest earned on your deposits, the time it takes to reach your target as well as the amount of tax you’ll have to pay on your interest earnings.

    Here are some points to consider to set up a practical savings goal:

    • Additional deposits – If you have a regular income having this automatically deposited into your savings account can help to grow your interest. Most accounts have this as a standard feature and there are generally no additional fees involved.

    • Savings frequency – If you’re struggling to save, making small regular deposits into your account can be a great way to start. Our savings account calculator allows you to choose the frequency of your deposit (weekly, fortnightly or monthly) as well as the deposit amount. Start with monthly investments or see how you can increase the frequency of your deposits to earn extra interest.

    Get some fast answers today with RateCity’s Savings Account Calculator.

  • Savings Accounts Guide

    RateCity's Savings Accounts Guide provides you with hints and information to help you with your decision when comparing and chosing a savings account. Whether you have a savings goal that you want to reach or if you want to earn more interest than you are currently, we provide the most up-to-date information to help you get there. RateCity will show you how to choose the best savings account to suit your needs and assist you in reaching your goals. Making money has never been so easy!

  • Savings Account Articles

    If you need help understanding what an everyday online savings account is or what a cash management account is, then you should head to our articles section. The team at RateCity have a range of easy to understand definitions to make you an expert in next to no time. Start learning from the list below.

  • Online Savings Accounts

    When you are deciding between the vast varieties of online savings accounts available, you need to be aware of the different types and restrictions that come with them. Online savings accounts don’t suit everyone because they are designed to help you save by depositing money over a period of time. If you have a lump sum of money – such as an inheritance or a bonus – you may be better off with a different investment option such as a term deposit account. But if you are looking for a savings account that will encourage you to build up your savings for a particular goal then an online savings account with a high interest rate might be your best shot. This is because many online savings accounts come with certain rules that you need to follow in order to receive the high interest rate. These include things like you must deposit a certain amount of money each month, set up an automatic savings plan where money is deposited automatically from your linked transaction account, or you have a limited amount and number of withdrawals available per month.

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