St.George Bank term deposits

St. George Bank was initially founded in 1937 as a housing-based financial institution. Today, the bank stands as the fifth largest bank in Australia after Westpac and is ranked in the top 20 in the Australian Stock Exchange. On May 2008, the bank signed a Merger Implementation Agreement with Westpac.

The bank provides wealth management, retail, institutional, and business-making solutions and products throughout all states and territories of Australia. Most St. George trade is carried out in New South Wales and Queensland.

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Alex Ritchie

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Content updated

10 May, 2021

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25 Apr, 2024

Why choose St.George Bank

Benefits

Moderate interest rates for longer terms
Subsidiary of Westpac

Drawbacks

Low interest rates for short terms
Branches only in NSW and QLD

St.George Bank Term Deposits

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About St. George term deposits

St. George offers term deposits with terms 1 month to 5 years. Interest may be paid at maturity, monthly, biannually or annually.

Its term deposit rates range from moderate to low. The longer the deposit term, the higher the interest rate offered.

St. George does not charge any set up or monthly service fees. However, early termination or break fees may apply.

As a subsidiary of Australia’s oldest bank, Westpac, a St. George term deposit offers a certain level of reliability to its customers. It also offers customers easy access to multiple branches across NSW, as well as some in QLD.

St. George term deposits review

Depending on the term deposit period, the interest rates offered by St. George can range from low to moderate.

There may be higher term deposits on offer from other providers, however, they may not have the same number of branches based across NSW. If you’re the type of customer who relies on face-to-face communication with your bank, St. George branch access may be an advantage of banking with them.

If you’re the type of customer who likes all their financial products to be from the same institution, St. George may be a competitive choice. If you choose a St. George term deposit you will also be able to have a transaction account, home loan, credit card and more with the same institution.

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Alex Ritchie

Personal Finance Editor

Alex Ritchie is a Personal Finance Writer and Editor at RateCity, and has been writing about Australian finance for over six years. Her expertise and passion covers loans, credit, superannuation, and closing the gender pay gap, and she aims to help young Aussies to overcome their financial apathy. Alongside RateCity, Alex has been published in numerous publications, including Australia's Money Magazine, Business Insider, Lifehacker Australia, and in health via NPS MedicineWise.

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St.George Bank term deposits

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St.George Bank Term Deposits