Adelaide Bank savings and bank accounts

Adelaide Bank's everyday accounts and term deposits are closed to new customers, and its banking products have moved to Bendigo Bank.

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  • Adelaide Bank's everyday accounts and term deposits are closed to new customers.
  • Adelaide Bank's banking products have moved to Bendigo Bank.
  • If you need a new account, compare Bendigo Bank's accounts or accounts from other providers.

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Adelaide Bank has transitioned its banking products to Bendigo Bank.

Quick facts about Adelaide Bank

  • Adelaide Bank is part of Bendigo and Adelaide Bank Limited.
  • It merged with Bendigo Bank on 30 November 2007, and the combined company was renamed Bendigo and Adelaide Bank Limited in 2008.
  • The Adelaide Bank website now redirects to Bendigo Bank's website.

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