Student Account
No. of branches:93
No. of ATMs:Approximately 290 ATMs
No. of ATMs in the network:Approximately 3,400 CommBank Branded ATMs
- Last updated on 04 Jul 2020
Everyday Global Account
Cashback
$100 Bonus for new HSBC customers and 2% cashback (up to AUD 50/month) on eligible tap and pay (payWave, Apple Pay and Google Pay) for puchases under $100. T&Cs apply.No overseas transaction or ATM fees and benefit from up 10 currencies in one account
Gold Award Winner 2020
Account Keeping Fees
$0
Monthly
ATM Fee
$0
Over 13,000 ATMs customers can use in Australia with no ATM fees
Everyday Global Account
Free ATMs Australia-wide and world wideNo international transaction fees whilst overseas or on international websites
Go to sitePromotedHSBC terms and conditions
Account Keeping Fees
$0
Monthly
Maximum Interest rate
ATM Fee
$0
Approximately 3,400 CommBank Branded ATMs
Card Type
MasterCard
Account type
Kids / Student
Pros and Cons
Pros
- $0 account keeping fee
- App banking available
- Google Pay, Apple Pay available
Cons
- $5 Overseas ATM Withdrawal Fee
- 2.95% fees apply for overseas transactions
Features
Minimum opening amount $0 | Internet banking Facility |
Minimum balance | App |
Min. deposit for fee free $0 | Branch Access |
Min. age restrictions 11 years old | Overdraft Facility |
Max. age restrictions N/A | Free counter transactions |
Linked Account | Daily ATM withdrawal limit $1,000 |
Joint application available | Interest Calculation Frequency Daily |
Cheque services | Interest payment frequency Quarterly |
ATM access | Min. balance to activate rate $0 |
EFTPOS Facility |
Electronic Wallet Service
Fees
Account Keeping Fees $0 Monthly | Cheque dishonour fee |
Internet transaction fee $0 | Counter deposit fee $0 |
EFTPOS Fee $0 | Counter withdrawal fee $5 |
Cheque fee | Foreign transaction fee 2.95% |
Phone transaction fee $0 | ATM withdrawal fee $0 |
Overseas eftpos fee | Network bank atm fee waiver $1 |
Overseas atm withdrawal fee $5 | Other bank atm withdrawal fee |
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BankWest was first established in 1895 by the Government of Western Australia. Known back then as the Agricultural Bank of Western Australia it was launched to assist in developing the state’s agricultural industry. Throughout the next 50 years the bank underwent a series of name changes. In 1994 it embraced the trading name of BankWest. The bank currently stands as Western Australia’s leading bank and holds a Standard & Poors short-term credit rating of "A-1+" and long term rating of "AA-". Its provision of investment grade security has developed its interstate client base at a phenomenal rate with 48.8% of activity accounting for its total lending at the end of 2006. Some of BankWest’s most popular products include the BankWest Lite Mastercard,Zero Mastercard and TeleNet Saver.
