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How we picked theseWe assess over 150 business loan products for their rates, fees and important features, assigning them a score out of 10.
A business savings account allows you to earn interest on your business funds while you're not using them. These accounts are a convenient way to earn passive income and can be linked to your business transaction account for easy access whenever you need it.
Read this guide to find out what to look for when choosing a business savings account and compare business savings accounts in Australia to find the best one for your needs.
If your business is registered as a partnership, company or trust in Australia, you’re required to open a business transaction account. These are accounts designed specifically with businesses in mind and can be used to pay for your day-to-day business expenses, pay invoices and wages and receive payments from clients and customers.
This guide breaks down how business bank accounts work, the factors you should consider when comparing business bank accounts and the differences between personal and business bank accounts.
Keeping costs to a minimum is a crucial aspect of budgeting effectively as a small business owner. Paying unnecessary banking fees can eat into your business profits but choosing the right transaction and savings accounts can help you minimise or avoid these fees entirely.
Read this guide to find out how you can cut down on business costs by choosing the right bank account. Learn about the different types of banking fees you're likely to encounter and how you can avoid them.
"I was always on the lookout for a business account that had no account keeping fee - it didn’t seem reasonable to me that I can have a personal transaction account and pay nothing for it, but because the account was marked for business use, I had to pay $10 per month.
I can understand a fee if the business transacted hundreds of payments each week, but all of our payments flowed through a third party app, so there was only one deposit and a few dozen payments a month. So, I shopped around and settled on a bank that offered business transaction accounts for free."
This business account can help manage your day-to-day business transactions and tax obligations, and comes included as part of an ANNA ONE Account.
Check out Finder's review of Zeller's Business Savings Account.
The Auswide Bank Business Access Account is a business transaction account that lets you earn interest. This account has no minimum balance requirement and a low monthly fee.
The Suncorp Premium Business Bank Account is a business bank account with no monthly fees, unlimited fee-free transactions and a linked Visa Debit Card.
Suncorp offers a range of EFTPOS solutions for businesses with flat rate pricing for all transactions.
PayNuts offers a range of EFTPOS solutions, with some charging no transaction fees and no terminal rental fees.
Earn a competitive, fixed interest rate on your business term deposit with Judo Bank.
This is a business account with linked physical and virtual debit cards, Xero integration and expense categorisation.
This is a business bank account with no monthly fees or minimum balance requirements, and a complimentary Prospa Visa Business Debit Card.
Your business can get paid in multiple currencies, and spend directly in those currencies to save on currency conversion fees.
which bank provide cheapest and best and fast eftpos mobile terminal for small business
Hi Vanda,
Thanks for your message and for visiting Finder.
You may refer to our guide on how to set up an EFTPOS machine if you are looking for an EFTPOS terminal provider.
Hope this helps. Feel free to message us back should you further questions.
Cheers,
Nikki
i need to know which australian bank offers the lowest foreign transaction fees.
please let me know
thank you
ellie
Hi Ellie,
Thank you for getting in touch with Finder.
You can check some Australian banks offering debit cards with low foreign transaction fees. On the page is a comparison table you can use to see which account suits you. When you are ready, you may then click on the “Go to site” button and you will be redirected to the bank’s website where you can proceed with the application or get in touch with their representatives for further inquiries you may have.
Before applying, please ensure that you meet all the eligibility criteria and read through the details of the needed requirements as well as the relevant Product Disclosure Statements/Terms and Conditions when comparing your options before making a decision on whether it is right for you. You can also contact the provider if you have specific questions.
I hope this helps.
Have a great day!
Cheers,
Jeni