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Flexible investment terms
ANZ Term Deposits offer the certainty of an interest rate that's fixed for the duration of the investment term. If you're looking for a sound investment where you can earn a competitive interest rate, and you don't need your funds on call, then an ANZ Term Deposit could be right for you.
If you're on a 33% or 38% tax rate, find out whether the ANZ Term Fund may be an alternative investment option for you.
| Investment amount | Term |
|---|---|
| Minimum investment is $5,000. | Terms from one month to five years are available. |
| Maturity | Interest payments |
|---|---|
| Less than 6 months | Paid at maturity. |
| 6-12 months |
Paid:
|
| Greater than 12 months |
Paid:
|
At the time of maturity, you can:
You need to give us your instruction before your current ANZ Term Deposit matures.
Changes to the investment amount must be at least $500 and the balance must not fall below $5,000.
If you need to withdraw part or all of your deposit before maturity you must:
The minimum amount you can withdraw is $500 and the remaining balance of your deposit must not fall below $5,000.
If you're registered for ANZ Phone Direct you can:
If you're registered for ANZ Internet Banking you can:
To get an indication of how much you could earn on your investment with an ANZ Term Deposit:
For more information or to apply for an ANZ Term Deposit:
Full details of the terms, conditions and fees for all ANZ products and a current investment statement for Term Deposits is available from any branch or agency of ANZ. Access the ANZ Investment Statement (PDF 88kB).
For more information about our fees please refer to the Service Charges brochure (PDF 180kB) for a full list of charges that apply, for example honour fees/Automatic Payment establishment and amendment fees.
A copy of the Bank's General Disclosure Statement and the Bank's Disclosure Statement prepared under the Securities Markets Act 1988, is available on request from any ANZ branch, free of charge.
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