
QSaver
If you want a big interest rate on your savings but still want access to it for everyday spending then Qsaver, our high-interest online savings account, could be just what you're after.
How does Qsaver work?
If you have:
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Over $500,000 in your Qsaver account you will receive 4.15% p.a.
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Below $500,000 in your Qsaver account you will receive 3.90% p.a.
Give your savings a boost with:
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$0 account keeping fees
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$0 minimum deposit
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No fixed term
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A high variable interest rate of up to 4.15%p.a.
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$50 free monthly transaction allowance to use at ATMs, and EFTPOS etc. when you have $10,000 or more in savings^
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Rates from:
3.90% pa
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Qsaver features:
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Instant funds transfer - instant access to your cash when you want it
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Interest calculated daily and credited to your account on the last day of the month
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Access your funds through Telephone and Online Banking, and by dropping into your nearest branch
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Make external transfers to any Australian bank account
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No direct access via card to your Qsaver. For card access you'll need to move funds via the above methods into your access account
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Pay your bills via BPAY
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Set up direct credits or debits
We beat the banks!
See our weekly report below which shows you how our Qsaver compares to the banks.
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Compare us today |
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Institution |
Product |
Interest Rate p.a. |
Bonus Interest Rate p.a. |
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QSCU |
QSaver |
3.90% |
4.15% |
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NAB |
iSaver |
3.65% |
5.00% |
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ANZ |
Online Saver |
3.75% |
5.50% |
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Commonwealth |
NetBank Saver |
3.75% |
5.20% |
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Westpac |
eSaver |
4.25% |
5.60% |
Source of competitor rates: mozo.com.au
Rates current as at 14 May 2012 |
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Both Members and non-Members can apply for a savings account with QSCU.

Rates current as at 14 May 2012
^Debit transactions are included in the transaction allowance for the primary owner’s membership. Refer to the fees and charges brochure for more information. $50 free transaction allowance applies for loan and deposit balances of $10,000 or more. The allowance will reduce if total balances fall below $10,000. A higher allowance applies for balances of $25,000 or more.