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Commbank and Suncorp each target savers with raised term deposit 'special' offers

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9th Oct 25, 8:47ambyDavid Chaston

Two banks adjust their term deposit rates, up and down

Commbank is now offering some more inducements to savers who take up some term deposits.

For a deposit of at least $5000, they have added 0.25% to their six month rate, taking the interest rate to 3.25%.

This offer applies to any such TD to $50,000. Above that the 0.25% bonus takes it to 3.30% for any deposit to $2 mln.

Compared to their main rivals (in alpha order), ANZ offers 2.95 to the same term, Macquarie offers 3.65%, NAB offers 3.00%, and Westpac also offers 3.00% if it is online, but 2.90% if applied for in a branch.

Challenger bank comparisons are generally higher, but not all. You can find all rate comparisons here.

Commbank also offers 3.80% for an online 12 month term deposit. This is easily the best of the main banks, even Macbank, and up there with the very few challenger banks with 'high' offers.

Meanwhile, Suncorp has joined the party with higher term deposit offers. Their updated changes released today are a bit fiddly, and best reviewed in table-form.

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Meanwhile, Suncorp has taken -10 bps off all its unique Flexi Rates offers for 3 months to 1 year. That sets them lower than their new term deposit rates, but leaves them with the flexi advantages.

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