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Compare savings accounts at Ratecity to find interest rates, fees and other features may best suit a balance of $50,000 or more. There is no single best savings account as everyone’s needs are different. Use filters to improve your results.
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3.55%
intro 4 months then 2.85%
2.85%
Not applicable
- Intro offer rate
- App banking
- Online banking
- Linked account required
4.10%*
0.01%
*Make a single deposit of $10 or more and no wi...
Progress Saver
- Bonus interest with conditions
- App banking
- Online banking
3.65%
intro 3 months then 1.40%
1.40%
Not applicable
Online Saver
- Intro offer rate
- App banking
- Online banking
- Linked account required
4.90%*
0.40%
*The closing account balance must be higher tha...
GoalSaver
- Bonus interest with conditions
- App banking
- Online banking
5.00%*
2.60%
*Grow your balance (excluding interest and bank...
Youthsaver Account
- Bonus interest with conditions
- App banking
- Online banking
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