Family First Savings Accounts
Compare 5 Family First savings accounts alongside the rest of the market, with the Family First filter already applied. Rates up to 3.99% p.a.
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Saving $10,000 over 1 year at the highest shown:
- Top rate
- 3.99% p.a.
- Interest earned
- $406
- Balance after 1 year
- $10,406
Estimate only, based on Family First’s highest advertised rate. Interest is assumed to compound monthly at the max rate for the whole period, including any bonus or intro rate. Bonus rates are paid only in months their conditions are met and intro rates end after a set period, so actual interest can be lower.
| Product | Rate conditions | Actions | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 | Max rate3.99% | Rate conditionswhen you deposit $200+ monthly with no withdrawals | Interest earnings$406 | The Family First Bonus Saver is a transaction account that offers higher interest rate and funds available at call, while supporting worthwhile community groups. With a minimum deposit of $200 a… | |||
| Max rate2.75% | Rate conditionsNo special conditions | Interest earnings$278 | The Family e-Saver Account is a high-end online investment account that offers both a higher interest rate and funds available at call – a different kind of banking! | |||
| Max rate1.50% | Rate conditionsNo special conditions | Interest earnings$151 | For under-18s | The Family First Teen Saver Account is designed especially for our teenage members aged 13 to 17 years. | ||
| Max rate1.50% | Rate conditionsNo special conditions | Interest earnings$151 | For under-18s | The Family First Super Saver Account is designed especially for our youngest members aged 0 to 12 years of age. | ||
| Max rate0.00% | Rate conditionsNo special conditions | Interest earnings$0 | With Family First’s Budget savings account, you can easily budget for bills, school fees, council rates etc. This account is great for members who have a regular payment such as rent, mortgage… | |||
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Guides
- Savings Accounts Guide How savings interest is calculated, paid and taxed A savings rate is quoted per year but earned per day, which is why the interest that lands in your account rarely matches the number you expected. Here is the calculation, the tax treatment, and the guarantee that sits behind the balance.
- Savings Accounts Guide Bonus savings rates explained Most high-interest savings accounts in Australia advertise one rate and often pay another. Here is exactly how the conditions work, what it costs when you miss them, and how to choose an account you will actually earn on.
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Where this market sits today, and the official figures behind it.
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