Alison is an editor at Finder and a personal finance journalist with over 10 years of experience, having contributed to major financial institutions and publications such as Westpac, Money Magazine, and Yahoo Finance. She is frequently quoted in media outlets like SmartCompany and SBS, offering expert insights on superannuation and money management. Alison holds a Bachelor of Communications in Public Relations and Journalism from the University of Newcastle, and has earned three ASIC RG146 certifications in superannuation, securities and managed investments and general financial advice, ensuring her expertise is fully aligned with ASIC standards.
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- Superannuation
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- Managing the cost of living
I have two investments coming due. $20,000 and $200,000 what is the best interest rate you can offer.
Hi Trudi,
Thanks for reaching out.
The interest rate that you can get depends on the type of account you want to get.
If you are looking for a high-interest savings account, you can compare high-interest savings accounts on our website.
You can earn up to 3.05% p.a. subject to certain conditions and eligibility criteria. You can take advantage of the savings calculator on top of the page to see which account can give you the highest earned interest for a particular time period.
Alternatively, you may also consider getting a term deposit account. You may also use the term deposit calculator on the page to see which account can give you the highest earned interest for a specific time period.
Cheers,
Anndy
Why can’t I transfer money between my classic account and my personal accounts through my internet banking which I just set up. Also why can’t I pay a bill with my classic account online
Hi Senol,
Thank you for your question.
If you have recently set up your NAB internet banking, please make sure that you have linked your classic, personal, and credit card accounts to your internet banking profile.
Kindly note that in order to pay NAB Credit cards not linked to your internet banking profile, or credit cards at other financial institutions, you must use BPAY (accessed via the BILL payment function). You may also refer to our guide on paying your NAB credit card. Please ensure to read through the relevant product disclosure statement and terms and conditions to ensure that you got everything covered on your transactions.
I hope this helps.
Best regards,
Liezl
Hi NAB/finder.com team,
I need help please.
1. How to close/delete some of my NAB bank accounts that already created?
2. About NAB Reward Saver, is there any minimum amount has to be deposited each month after the first month deposit?
3. How do you count the bonus interest?
Thank you
Hi Guen,
Thanks for your question.
You need to visit a NAB branch to close an account.
For NAB Reward Saver, you’ll receive up to 2.55% p.a. (standard rate plus bonus rate) when you make at least one deposit of any amount and no withdrawals for the month.
Cheers,
Anndy
Deposits more than 5 times to my rewards savers but never withdraw will I’ll be able to earn interests?
Hi Edau,
Thanks for your question.
For NAB Reward Saver, you’ll get the bonus interest rate when you make at least one deposit and no withdrawals in the month.
Since you deposited into your account and did not make any withdrawals, you’ll be eligible to receive the 2.70% p.a. interest rate.
Cheers,
Anndy
I need to find an account that does not charge international withdrawal fees. Any suggestions, please.
Hi Romei,
Thank you for your enquiry.
Please check out linked debit cards that offer no overseas ATM withdrawal fees.
I hope this helps.
Kind regards,
Jason