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Commonwealth Bank term deposits
Commonwealth Bank (CBA) is Australia’s largest bank, and operates internationally with businesses in New Zealand, Asia and the United Kingdom.
Commonwealth Bank was founded in 1911 by the Andrew Fisher Labour Government. The Bank became a public company in 1991 and underwent three stages of privatisation until 1996. The Commonwealth Bank brand has grown to become one of the best recognised in the financial services industry.
CBA provides a full range commercial and retail banking services including home loans, credit cards, personal loans, term deposits, transaction accounts and car insurance.
Customers can contact CBA via:
- Branch
- Customer service centre (phone)
- Mobile app
- Online banking
- Social media
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Commonwealth Bank Term Deposits
Term Deposits calculator
Use our term deposit calculator to see how much you can earn under different investment scenarios.
The result provided is an estimate only. Please read our Calculator Assumptions and Disclaimer for more information.
Final balance at the end of term would be
- The final balance at the end of the savings duration is the sum of the initial deposit and interest earned, based on the entered duration and interest rate.
- Calculations assume that details entered into calculator, including interest rates, do not change for the fixed term deposit period.
- All results are based solely upon the data entered into the calculator.
- Calculator does not include the cost of fees or other extra charges.
- Calculator does not account for changes to interest rates over time.
- This calculator is for information purposes only. Any advice is general and has not taken into account your personal circumstance. Read our full disclaimer.
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