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Citibank Term Deposit and Investment offer $250,000+

Alison Banney
Alison Banney
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This term deposit and investment offer is for eligible wholesale investors with a deposit of at least $250,000. By splitting your deposit between the term deposit and eligible investment products with Citibank, you’ll receive a competitive interest rate of 2.88% p.a. on your term deposit balance for a three month term.
Strict eligibility criteria apply for this product. Read on to learn the eligibility criteria and the features of this account.  

Up to 2.88% p.a.

Interest rate

3 months interest rate

$250,000

Minimum opening deposit

$0

Account keeping fee

$2,000,000

Maximum deposit

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Details

Product NameCitibank Term Deposit 250K (Wholesale investors)
3 month interest rate2.88%
Minimum Opening Deposit$250,000
Minimum Age Requirement18
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Key features

Eligible wholesale investors only

Citibank Term Deposit and Investment offer $250,000+ is available for eligible wholesale investors only. A wholesale investor needs to have a gross income of at least $250,000 annually for the previous two years or net assets of at least $2.5 million. An accountant must verify that you meet this criteria. If you're looking to deposit less than $250,000, or you do not meet the criteria of a wholesale investor, Citibank's standard term deposit product may be more appropriate for you.

Deposit split between term deposit and investments

You need a deposit of at least $250,000 to apply for this offer, with at least half of your total outlay in eligible investment products. Eligible investment products include structured products, managed funds and bonds. These investment products are not guaranteed and are subject to investment risk.

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