Term deposit news and advice - page 6

All the latest term deposit news and top tips to help you manage your term deposit.

Big four term deposit rates continue downward spiral

Big four term deposit rates continue downward spiral

Australian savers hardly need reminding of the steady fall in term deposit and savings account rates in recent years - a trend accelerated by five Reserve Bank cuts to the official cash rate in 12 months.

1-year term deposit rates on the rise with emergency RBA cut

1-year term deposit rates on the rise with emergency RBA cut

One month on from the Reserve Bank’s emergency cash rate cut in mid-March and something a little unexpected is happening in the world of savings. Amongst all the interest rate decreases, it would seem that one-year term deposit rates are actually increasing.

4 tips for getting food and booze delivered to your door this Easter

4 tips for getting food and booze delivered to your door this Easter

Your Easter feast is going to be a little different this year. With strict COVID-19 social distancing measures now in place, you’ll undoubtedly have fewer partygoers at the table. You might also have to make do with a shorter grocery list or rely on home delivery if you’re quarantining.

Term deposit benefits and pitfalls to know before you stash your cash

Term deposit benefits and pitfalls to know before you stash your cash

It’s understandable if you’re becoming increasingly cautious about where to store your hard-earned nest egg in 2020. The March RBA rate cuts and uncertain economic environment hasn’t been kind to savers, even with some banks recently giving term deposits a boost.

Judo Bank unveils market leading 6 month term deposit rate of 2.12%

Judo Bank unveils market leading 6 month term deposit rate of 2.12%

Judo Bank has opted to increase its six-month term deposit rate to 2.12% p.a. today, joining several other banks that have hiked rates following this month’s surprise RBA cut. The 2020 Mozo Experts Choice Award winner now offers rates of between 2.05% p.a. and 2.15% p.a. on three month to five year terms.