Westpac Term Deposits
Compare 2 Westpac term deposits alongside the rest of the market, with the Westpac filter already applied. Rates up to 5.20% p.a.
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Narrowed to the term deposits that take $10,000 for 1 year.
Depositing $10,000 over 1 year at the highest shown:
- Top rate
- 5.20% p.a.
- Interest earned
- $533
- Balance after 1 year
- $10,533
Estimate only, based on Westpac’s highest advertised rate. Each product is priced at its own rate for this term and its own interest-payment schedule, so a deposit paying at maturity earns simple interest.
| Product | Interest paid | Actions | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Max rate5.20% | Interest paidMonthly | Interest earnings$533 | Term Deposit Fixed Rate Savings. After a fixed return on your investment? Open or renew a Term Deposit now online or in-branch. | |||
| Max rate4.75% | Interest paidMonthly | Interest earnings$485 | The FMD scheme is a government initiative that helps farmers save money during good years. This money can be used later in tough times to help keep their income. | |||
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Guides
- Term Deposits Guide Breaking a term deposit early A term deposit trades access for certainty, and the cost of changing your mind is charged in interest rather than fees. Here is exactly how the penalty is worked out, and the simple structure that makes it unnecessary.
- Term Deposits Guide Term deposit or savings account? These two products look interchangeable on a rate table and behave completely differently in practice. The right choice depends far less on which pays more today than on when you will need the money.
The Numbers Behind These Rates
Where this market sits today, and the official figures behind it.
- Market averages Term Deposit Market Averages Today's average term deposit rate, by segment, and how it has moved since the last reading. Taken from every product in the feed, not a survey.
- Statistics Average Term Deposit Rates in Australia Term deposit rates are not a single number, they are a curve across terms. The live tiles below show the average and best rate in each term band, which is the fastest way to see where the banks think rates are heading.
- Market averages Savings Account Market Averages Today's average savings account rate, by segment, and how it has moved since the last reading. Taken from every product in the feed, not a survey.
- Statistics Average Savings Account Interest Rate in Australia Almost every high-interest savings account advertises one rate and pays another. The tiles below show the gap between the headline rate and the base rate you fall back to, live across the accounts we compare.
- Rate Tracker Every Market, One Page The daily average across home loans, savings, term deposits, credit cards and personal and car loans, measured against the RBA cash rate.