For those times when your working capital is greater than you need, you can tuck it away in a secure account. The Business Access Saver is a flexible account that lets your business funds earn interest at a competitive rate. With no monthly minimums to meet and free online banking, putting your business’ savings where they are needed most can be made easy.
St.George Business Access Saver Account

- Maximum variable rate
- 0.80% p.a.
- Base interest rate
- 0.80% p.a.
Our verdict
With a Business Access Saver from St.George Bank your business capital is always at work.
Earn a competitive interest rate along with 24/7 access through internet and phone banking.
Pros
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Earn a competitive interest rate
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24/7 access through phone and internet banking
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$0 account keeping fees
Cons
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Must link to a St.George business transaction account
Details
Key details
Product Name | St.George Business Access Saver |
Maximum Variable Rate | 0.80% p.a. |
Standard Variable Rate | 0.80% p.a. |
Monthly Account Fee | $0 |
Minimum Opening Deposit | $0 |
Minimum Age | 18 |
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