Is cashback or a higher savings rate better over 6 months? This guide looks at what a 30-year-old saver might see with $20,000 over 6 months, where an upfront cashback offer can compete with a stronger savings rate.
Top plans for your cash Projected return over your selected term using current product data. Check the official bank page before acting.
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5 card purchases Deposit $1,000/month
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Judo Bank
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Deposit $300/month
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4-month intro up to 5.60% Grow by $1 05
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Bankwest
Bankwest Easy Saver
4-month intro up to 5.50% 06
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6-month intro 5.10% $50 cashback 07
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Rabobank
High Interest Savings Account
4-month intro up to 5.65% 08
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Unity Bank
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ANZ Plus
ANZ Plus Flex Saver
Savings Planner
Check your setup in Savings Planner Start from this guide, then change the amount, age, or time frame to match your own setup.
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