| Product | Interest rate | Maximum rate | Govt deposit guarantee |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mighty Saver Account |
5.00% p.a.(for $0 to $20,000) |
No Current Offer |
Yes up to $250,000 |
| Online Savings Account |
1.75% p.a.(for $2,000 and over) |
No Current Offer |
Yes up to $250,000 |
Mozo users have rated UniBank savings accounts on price, features, convenience, trust and customer service so you can see what real Aussies have to say about their experiences.
22 Reviews
Great interest rate, and encourages you to save by having a minimum of $50 deposit per month to earn bonus interest, which is very manageable. Customer service is great.
Read full reviewGreat interest rate, and encourages you to save by having a minimum of $50 deposit per month to earn bonus interest, which is very manageable. Customer service is great.
Awesome bank for uni students that gives rewards for everyday spending. App is flawless and deposit/withdraw is very simple. Con is for the savings account, interest rate is pretty bad. Other than that, for everyday spending it is perfect.
Read full reviewAwesome bank for uni students that gives rewards for everyday spending. App is flawless and deposit/withdraw is very simple. Con is for the savings account, interest rate is pretty bad. Other than that, for everyday spending it is perfect.
Wouldn't change banks any time soon :)
Read full reviewWouldn't change banks any time soon :)
I've been with UniCredit for about 20yrs, after being with banks prior to that it's been fantastic being with an organisation that works on how they can look after their customers & not just line their pockets. One example of this was when a new rule came in making all banks etc start charging ATM fees for use of ATMs other than their own. UniCredit decided that to offset this they would make other ways of paying/withdrawing free. The only negative is that they don't have a lot of branches but if that doesn't bother you they are great in every way.
Read full reviewI've been with UniCredit for about 20yrs, after being with banks prior to that it's been fantastic being with an organisation that works on how they can look after their customers & not just line their pockets. One example of this was when a new rule came in making all banks etc start charging ATM fees for use of ATMs other than their own. UniCredit decided that to offset this they would make other ways of paying/withdrawing free. The only negative is that they don't have a lot of branches but if that doesn't bother you they are great in every way.