Westpac savings account options include eSaver and Reward Saver, neither of which incur a monthly service fee. The eSaver account offers bonus interest for the first five months. Reward Saver has a base rate of 0.01 per cent, but pays bonus interest in any month that you deposit at least $50 and make no withdrawals. Westpac also offers term deposits, home loans, credit cards, car loans, personal loans, insurance, superannuation, financial planning and investment services. Westpac is Australia’s first and oldest bank, having begun life in 1817 as the Bank of New South Wales.
Westpac savings accounts
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Benefits
- No monthly fees
Drawbacks
- Maximum interest rate comes with conditions
Westpac Savings Accounts
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5.00%*
2.00%
$27*
$284*
Bump Account
5.00%
1.10%
$22*
$139*
eSaver
5.20%*
1.85%
$28*
$295*
Westpac Life - 18 to 29 years old
5.00%*
1.85%
$27*
$284*
Life
0.30%
0.30%
$2
$17
55+ and Retired
Savings Accounts calculator
Use our savings account calculator to see how much you can earn under different investment scenarios.
Your monthly interest earned would be
at interest rate 5.20 %
Total interest earned
$295
Total amount
$6,495
Savings Calculation Assumptions
- The recurring deposit is considered on the first day of the month from month 2. It is assumed that the initial deposit in month 1 includes the individual's monthly contribution for the recurring amount.
- The calculator is for a 12 month period for a non-leap year
- Interest is calculated daily and added monthly
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