6 Month Term Deposit Rates
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3.50% 6 MONTH | Apply Apr 2023 |
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Bank SA 6 Month Term Deposit The interest rates applicable for this 6 month term product is for interest paid at maturity for $250,000 to $5,000,000. Please Note: Other deposit products include options for interest paid monthly, half yearly and annually. +Follow |
2.15% 6 month | Apply Jun 2018 |
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Bank of Melbourne 6 Month Term Deposit The current interest rate for this term deposit product is for a 1 year period and applies to deposit amounts or balances ranging from $250,000 to $5,000,000. Interest paid at maturity. +Follow |
2.15% 6 month | Apply Nov 2018 |
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St George Bank 6 Month Term Deposit Rate indicated is for the range between $1,000 to $5 million at maturity +Follow |
2.15% 6 Month | Apply Jun 2018 |
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Suncorp Bank 6 Month Term Deposit Rate indicated is for the range between $100,000 to $499,999. +Follow |
2.05% 6 Month | Apply Aug 2019 |
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UBank 6 Month Term Deposit Rate indicated is for the range between $1000 to $2 million includes loyalty bonus +Follow |
2.05% 6 Month | Apply Aug 2019 |
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State Bank of India Australia 6 Month Term Deposit Minimum deposit of $250,000 required for residents to open the account. Minimum deposit of $20,000 for non-residents. +Follow |
2.00% 6 Month | Apply Aug 2019 |
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BOQ 6 Month Term Deposit BOQ Premier Investment account is 6 month term deposit account with no account maintenance or transcation fees. The minimum investment is of $1000 to start up |
1.90% 6 month | Apply Aug 2019 |
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AustralianSuper 6 Month Term Deposit You can invest in this option if you are an AustralianSuper member and have more than $10,000 in the account. +Follow |
1.82% to 2.20% 6 month | Apply Aug 2019 |
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Bank of Sydney 6 Month Term Deposit Rate shown is applicable to deposits ranging from $250,000-$1,000,000 with interest calculated daily and paid at maturity. +Follow |
1.80% 6 month | Apply Aug 2019 |
The 6 month TD product is a popular offering provided for retail customers from banks. Considered a short term product, it is heavily influenced by RBA decision directions.
Below shows the interest payment options from a large national bank in Australia.
For such a short term rate it peaked at over 16% in 1988/1989 falling to about 2% in 2016.
