The Dutch multinational bank has increased the 4-month introductory variable rate to its High Interest Savings Account by 40 basis points (0.40%) taking the rate to 4.00% p.a.
The 4.00% p.a. offering applies to new Rabobank customers for savings balances up to $250,000 with no deposit or withdrawal conditions to earn the rate.
New customers looking to take advantage of the 4.00% rate can only open one High Interest Savings Account with Rabobank.
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Further, Rabobank increased its PremiumSaver account by 25 basis points (0.25%) to a rate of 3.40% p.a.
To receive this rate up to balances of $250,000, customers are required to deposit $200 each month.
RBA’s latest deposit rate data details since the cash rate begun climbing north in May, bonus or introductory savings account rates have increased from an average of 0.45% to 2.25% p.a, meaning Rabobank is 175 basis points ahead of the average.
Those in the '4% club' include Rabobank alongside Macquarie and Bank of Queensland with ING being the current market-leader at 4.05% p.a.
Australian Mutual Bank also has a 4% p.a. savings account, but it's for under-18s and has a deposit cap of $5,000.
The 4% Savings Club
Bank | Rate Per Annum | Conditions |
ING | 4.05% | Max balance $100k, deposit $1,000/mo, 5 card transactions, higher balance at end of month |
Rabobank | 4.00% | 4 month intro rate, reverts to 2.75% p.a. max balance $250k |
Macquarie | 4.00% | 4 month intro rate, reverts to 3.20% p.a. max balance $250k |
Bank of Queensland | 4.00% | Ages 14-35, max balance $50k, deposit $1,000/mo, 5 card transactions, |
Australian Mutual Bank | 4.00% | Ages 0-18, max balance $5k |
Source: Savings.com.au Market Research
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