| Product | Interest rate | Maximum rate | Govt deposit guarantee | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| AMP Saver Account |
1.20% p.a.(for $0 to $5,000,000) |
5.40% p.a. (for $0 to $250,000) |
Yes up to $250,000 |
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100 Reviews
My AMP saver account is the first time I’ve ever seen real returns on interest from any savings account. 1.20% interest rate Has to be the best saving account in Australia
Read full reviewMy AMP saver account is the first time I’ve ever seen real returns on interest from any savings account. 1.20% interest rate Has to be the best saving account in Australia
With a combined 120 years of banking the last 3 months of investing our retirement investments with AMP has been an absolute nightmare and the mistakes they have made on our term deposits are beyond belief. We obviously did not place much importance on the scathing reviews this bank receives before trusting them thinking that term deposits were not complicated. Now we are in the ridiculous position of having to make complaints to AFCA. and seek there assistance.
Read full reviewWith a combined 120 years of banking the last 3 months of investing our retirement investments with AMP has been an absolute nightmare and the mistakes they have made on our term deposits are beyond belief. We obviously did not place much importance on the scathing reviews this bank receives before trusting them thinking that term deposits were not complicated. Now we are in the ridiculous position of having to make complaints to AFCA. and seek there assistance.
Been banking with AMP for few years and had disputed with them for large sum of unpaid interest rates due to their every changing benchmarks. In my case the bank had claimed that I was 'informed' of their policy change by a physical letter but then changed their their story via an email. They can't even tell what was the method of informing nor the dates it was sent and I have received non of it. Their complaint team literally pushes the responsibility back to their customer for us to keep up with their online publication. Who would ever have time to check their bank policy from time to time? Quite obviously a set-up holding the customers funds with the intention to avoid paying interest to their customers where possible. Fed up with this bank and is time to move on to a bank that can be trusted.
Read full reviewBeen banking with AMP for few years and had disputed with them for large sum of unpaid interest rates due to their every changing benchmarks. In my case the bank had claimed that I was 'informed' of their policy change by a physical letter but then changed their their story via an email. They can't even tell what was the method of informing nor the dates it was sent and I have received non of it. Their complaint team literally pushes the responsibility back to their customer for us to keep up with their online publication. Who would ever have time to check their bank policy from time to time? Quite obviously a set-up holding the customers funds with the intention to avoid paying interest to their customers where possible. Fed up with this bank and is time to move on to a bank that can be trusted.
I selected the AMP Bank for my Savings because it had a good interest rate on Savings and a range of investment opportunities for small and/or larger deposits. I do find their current Savings 'rule' of having to deposit $1,000 each month in order to secure the higher interest annoying! As a pensioner, I simply do not have these new savings and if I didn't 'move money around' each month, I would only receive the minimum interest. This is unfair to those of us who are working hard to conserve funds and 'make our money work for us' but most banks work in the same or similar way.
Read full reviewI selected the AMP Bank for my Savings because it had a good interest rate on Savings and a range of investment opportunities for small and/or larger deposits. I do find their current Savings 'rule' of having to deposit $1,000 each month in order to secure the higher interest annoying! As a pensioner, I simply do not have these new savings and if I didn't 'move money around' each month, I would only receive the minimum interest. This is unfair to those of us who are working hard to conserve funds and 'make our money work for us' but most banks work in the same or similar way.