Aussies love a long weekend. But this Easter things are looking a little different than the usual four-day getaways, easter-egg hunts and long lunches with the extended family.
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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.
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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.
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It’s no secret savings rates have been plummeting non-stop over the past year, but this time round, the big banks seem to have bucked the trend.
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If you’re looking to save for a rainy day, then chances are you’ve thought about locking some cash away in a term deposit.
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The Reserve Bank’s continuous cuts to the official cash rate over the past 10 years, have left interest rates for term deposits, savings accounts and home loans at an all time low. While back in 2011 you could easily snag a term deposit with an interest rate over 6% p.a., these days you will be hard put to find one higher than 2%*.
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Each year, the team at Mozo combs through hundreds of savings accounts and term deposits and recognises the ones that offer top-notch value as part of the Mozo Experts Choice Awards.
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If you’re a committed saver, then chances are you don’t mind keeping your savings stored away, which is why a term deposit might be on your radar.
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Heard of Judo Bank? Well, if you have or if you haven’t, it’s a name that you’ll be hearing more and more about.
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Challenger bank Judo Bank has today unveiled a host of term deposit rate changes, chief among them a 0.25% increase to its five year term deposit rate which now sits at 2.50%.
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