Last updated: July 2026
Savings Accounts Over 5% in Australia
Every Australian savings account currently paying over 5% p.a. — sorted by ongoing rate, updated daily. Rates move fast; bookmark this page to track changes as they happen.
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All savings accounts currently over 5% p.a.
The table below shows every current savings account paying over 5% p.a., sorted highest first. The conditions column tells you whether you need to do anything to earn that rate each month.
| Account | Rate p.a. |
|---|---|
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Growth Saver
MOVE Bank
|
base 0.10%
+ bonus 5.55%
|
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Savings Maximiser
ING
|
base 0.01%
+ bonus 5.49%
|
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PremiumSaver
Rabobank
|
|
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Smart Saver Account
BOQ
|
base 0.05%
+ bonus 5.35%
|
|
Up Essentials Saver
Up
|
|
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Bonus Saver
MOVE Bank
|
base 0.10%
+ bonus 5.25%
|
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Personal Savings Account
Judo Bank
|
base 0.05%
+ bonus 5.30%
|
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HomeME Account
ME Bank
|
base 0.05%
+ bonus 5.30%
|
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Bonus Saver Account
RACQ Bank
|
base 0.01%
+ bonus 5.25%
|
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Savvy Saver Account
P&N Bank
|
base 0.20%
+ bonus 5.05%
|
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Boss Saver
BCU Bank
|
base 0.20%
+ bonus 5.05%
|
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Home Saver
Great Southern Bank
|
base 0.50%
+ bonus 4.75%
|
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STAR SAVER
Southern Cross CU
|
base 1.00%
+ bonus 4.20%
|
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Max E Saver
Defence Bank
|
base 0.10%
+ bonus 5.10%
|
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Dream Fund
People First Bank
|
base 0.41%
+ bonus 4.74%
|
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Incentive Saver
Bank of Melbourne
|
base 0.10%
+ bonus 5.05%
|
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Incentive Saver
St George Bank
|
base 0.10%
+ bonus 5.05%
|
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Incentive Saver
BankSA
|
base 0.10%
+ bonus 5.05%
|
|
Bonus Saver
Bank Australia
|
base 0.10%
+ bonus 5.00%
|
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Growth Saver Account
Suncorp Bank
|
base 0.10%
+ bonus 5.00%
|
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Hero Saver
Bankwest
|
base 0.65%
+ bonus 4.45%
|
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ANZ Plus Growth Saver
ANZ
|
base 0.10%
+ bonus 5.00%
|
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Save account
UBank
|
base 0.00%
+ bonus 5.10%
|
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MOMENTUM SAVER
Teachers Mutual Bank
|
base 0.10%
+ bonus 5.00%
|
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AMP Bank GO Save
AMP Bank
|
|
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Power Saver
BCU Bank
|
base 0.50%
+ bonus 4.60%
|
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Smart Saver Account
P&N Bank
|
base 0.50%
+ bonus 4.60%
|
|
Flex Saver
easystreet
|
|
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Hello Saver account
MyState Bank
|
|
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Macquarie Savings Account
Macquarie Bank
|
|
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Westpac Life
Westpac
|
base 0.10%
+ bonus 4.90%
|
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Bonus Saver
MyState Bank
|
base 0.00%
+ bonus 5.00%
|
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GoalSaver
Commonwealth Bank
|
base 0.25%
+ bonus 4.75%
|
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Bankwest Easy Saver
Bankwest
|
|
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NAB Reward Saver
NAB
|
base 0.01%
+ bonus 4.99%
|
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Essential Saver account
Teachers Mutual Bank
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Ongoing rates only — accounts sorted by what you actually earn after any intro period. View all savings accounts. How rates work. No affiliate fees — we're independent.
What to know about 5%+ savings rates
Are these accounts safe?
All lenders on this page are APRA-regulated Australian deposit-taking institutions. Deposits up to $250,000 are protected by the Australian Government Financial Claims Scheme regardless of which institution holds them. The highest rates consistently come from challenger and online-only banks — none of which are the Big 4, but all of which operate under the same regulatory framework.
Most 5%+ rates come with conditions
Of the 36 accounts currently paying over 5%, 28 require you to meet monthly conditions to earn that rate — typically a minimum deposit, a set number of card transactions on a linked account, or balance growth each month. Miss one condition and you drop to the base rate, which can be as low as 0.01% for that month.
8 of the accounts above pay over 5% with no conditions at all. If simplicity matters, see the full no-conditions list →
These rates won't last forever
Savings account rates move with the RBA cash rate and individual bank pricing decisions. An account paying 5.50% today may pay 5.00% next month if the bank cuts. This page updates daily. If the table above looks short, the RBA has likely cut recently — view all savings accounts for the full picture.
If you want to lock in a rate, a term deposit fixes it for the term you choose and can't be cut mid-term. The trade-off is access: your money is tied up until maturity.
Why the Big 4 rarely appear here
ANZ, CBA, NAB, and Westpac rarely offer savings rates above 5%. Their branch networks, existing customer bases, and market dominance mean they don't need to compete aggressively on rate. The highest savings rates consistently come from ING, Rabobank, Judo Bank, MOVE Bank, and a rotating cast of mutual banks and credit unions who compete on rate rather than brand recognition.
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