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Bank accounts are places to store and access your cash. Unlike a savings account, a standard bank account usually won’t accrue interest as these are meant to function as everyday transaction accounts. Are you looking for your next student bank account? Check out and compare some of the providers below.
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The everyday bank account that could pay you for paying bills. Get 1% cashback on eligible utility bills (up to $100), $0 ING international transaction fees, and up to 5 rebated ATM withdrawals a month here or overseas (T&Cs apply) and no monthly fees to pay. Mozo Experts Choice Awards Everyday & Savings Bank of the Year winner for 2024.^
The everyday bank account that could pay you for paying bills. Get 1% cashback on eligible utility bills (up to $100), $0 ING international transaction fees, and up to 5 rebated ATM withdrawals a month here or overseas (T&Cs apply) and no monthly fees to pay. Mozo Experts Choice Awards Everyday & Savings Bank of the Year winner for 2024.^
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Enjoy 0% foreign currency conversion fees on Visa Debit card purchases. Plus make an eligible purchase using your linked Visa Debit card to earn cashback at participating merchants. $0 monthly account keeping fees & the option to open up to 9 sub-accounts. Suncorp Bank (Norfina Limited ABN 66 010 831 722 AFSL 229882 Australian Credit Licence 229882). The SUNCORP brand and Sun Logo are used by Suncorp Bank (Norfina Limited) under licence and Suncorp Bank is not part of the Suncorp Group.
Enjoy 0% foreign currency conversion fees on Visa Debit card purchases. Plus make an eligible purchase using your linked Visa Debit card to earn cashback at participating merchants. $0 monthly account keeping fees & the option to open up to 9 sub-accounts. Suncorp Bank (Norfina Limited ABN 66 010 831 722 AFSL 229882 Australian Credit Licence 229882). The SUNCORP brand and Sun Logo are used by Suncorp Bank (Norfina Limited) under licence and Suncorp Bank is not part of the Suncorp Group.
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Unlimited free internet transactions. Super fast transfers & use Apple Pay, Google Pay and Samsung Pay. No account keeping fees. Access Any Major Bank & MyState Bank ATM Fee-Free.
Unlimited free internet transactions. Super fast transfers & use Apple Pay, Google Pay and Samsung Pay. No account keeping fees. Access Any Major Bank & MyState Bank ATM Fee-Free.
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Enjoy $0 monthly account fees and international fees, with no minimum deposit or balance requirements. Buy, hold and spend in 10 currencies (AUD included) and earn 2% cashback for purchases under $100 (T&C’s apply). Mozo's Experts Choice 2024 winner for Exceptional Everyday Account.^
Enjoy $0 monthly account fees and international fees, with no minimum deposit or balance requirements. Buy, hold and spend in 10 currencies (AUD included) and earn 2% cashback for purchases under $100 (T&C’s apply). Mozo's Experts Choice 2024 winner for Exceptional Everyday Account.^
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Student bank accounts are geared towards student depositors and as such tend to offer low or no fees for full time tertiary students. These accounts are usually tailored to meet the unique financial needs and situations of students as they will generally not be working full time.
Generally speaking, most modern banks will offer an app alongside opening a bank account with them. The advantage of banking apps is that they allow you to manage your money and, quite often, allow you to move money to your savings accounts or utilise automatic transfers.
Banks will also usually offer debit cards that connect to your bank account when you open your account with them. Nowadays, you also have the option of also adding a digital card to allow you to make payments using your phone or smart watch.
While there are many banks that offer student centric bank accounts, it’s important to check what they offer so that you can open an account with the provider that works best for you. Some of the things to consider are:
ATM network: Banks generally allow for fee-free withdrawals from ATMs in their own network.
Fees: Some student bank accounts offer low or no fees, so make sure to compare so that you’re not paying too much for your bank account.
Banking App: Digital banking has become the norm, so check to see if the bank you want to join offers one.
Age Limit: Student bank accounts will generally have an age limit so check that you fit in the age bracket.
Post-Student transfer: Some student bank accounts are designed to transfer you to a standard account after you’ve finished your tertiary education or after you’ve exceeded the age limit. Check to see what the situation is in these cases for the provider you’re considering.
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