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Term Deposit interest rates. Interest paid at maturity. Interest paid annually. On St George Bank's secure website Rate indicated is for the range between $1,000 to $5 million at maturity. The rate of 2.05% is 0.31% higher than the average 1.74%. Term deposits allow you to earn a fixed rate of return at the end of a selected fixed term period. St George offers fixed interest rate term deposits for deposit amounts from $1,000 for terms between 1 month and 5 years.

1. St George Bank 3 Month Term Deposit Rate indicated is for the range between $1,000 to $5 million at maturity. The rate of 2.05% is 0.31% higher than the average 1.74%. Also it is 0.35% lower than the highest rate 2.40 Updated Jun, 2018.
2. According to St George Bank, when a term deposit reaches the end of its term, customers have the option to withdraw their money, or reinvest it for a new term. If no instructions are received, St George Bank will reinvest the deposit at the same original term, utilising the current interest rate.

St George Bank Term Deposit Rates Highest

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Invest your savings in a Term Deposit with confidence of a guaranteed return. Term Deposits allow you to plan for your future and invest with confidence, knowing that you will receive a higher rate of return than many savings accounts. Gateway's deposits are guaranteed under the Government's Financial Claims Scheme.

Standard term deposits

The following interest rates apply to standard term deposits where interest is paid at maturity or periodically to a savings account. For compounding term deposit interest rates, please see our Interest Rate Schedule.

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