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What are "Nominal" vs "Effective" rates? The nominal rate is the stated annual rate. The effective (actual) rate accounts for compounding — it's slightly higher and is what you actually earn over the year. Always compare effective rates when choosing where to save.

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Understanding Savings Products

🏦 Savings Account

Flexible savings with the ability to withdraw anytime. Good for emergency funds. Usually earns between 0–5.5% per year.

📞 Call Account

For larger balances. May require advance notice to withdraw. Earns slightly more than a regular savings account.

📅 SAYE (Save As You Earn)

Commitment-based savings where you deposit a fixed amount regularly. Offered by BSB. Often earns higher rates as reward for discipline.

💳 Current Account

Primarily for daily transactions (debit card, EFTs). Usually pays zero or very low interest. Not ideal for growing savings.

⚠️ Rates shown are indicative and sourced from officially published bank rate schedules. Rates change monthly — always confirm with your bank before opening an account. Links go directly to each bank's official website.