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Rabobank Online Savings Notice Saver SMSF

Alison Banney
Alison Banney
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Boost the interest-earning power of your self-managed super fund (SMSF) with a Notice Saver Account (90 days) from Rabobank.

you’re the trustee of an SMSF and you’re looking for a safe and effective way to grow your savings, a Rabobank Notice Saver Account is well worth a look. Available to SMSFs, the Rabobank Notice Saver SMSF (90 days) offers a competitive variable interest rate on your savings balance.

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Details

Product NameRabobank Online Savings Notice Saver SMSF (90 days)
Maximum Variable Rate0.8% p.a.
Standard Variable Rate0.80%
Monthly Account Fee$0
Minimum Opening Deposit$0
Minimum Age16

Key features

Earn up to 0.8% p.a. Interest

The Rabobank Notice Saver SMSf (90 days) is available with a competitive variable interest rate of 0.8% p.a. for maximum earning power on your SMSF. The interest rate varies based on the notice period you select and on the balance in your account.

90 days notice period

If you want to withdraw money from your Notice Saver SMSF (90 days) account, you'll need to give the bank 90 days notice before you can access any funds. Rabobank also offers shorter notice periods of 31 & 60 days. Follow the links to view the interest rates for the 31- and 60-day SMSF Notice Savers.

How to apply

If you think the Rabobank Notice Saver SMSF (90 days) could be the ideal savings solution for your SMSF, you'll need the following information for your application. In addition, when you apply you automatically open a Rabobank fee-free High Interest Savings Account to help manage your savings.

Eligibility

To apply for a Notice Saver Account for an SMSF, you must meet the following eligibility requirements:

  • Be registered. Your SMSF must be currently registered in Australia and have an Australian Business Number (ABN) for tax purposes.
  • Have a bank account. Your SMSF must have a bank account in its name with another financial institution.

Expert review

Alison Banney

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Alison Banney is the banking and investments editor at Finder. She has written about finance for over six years with her work featured on sites including Yahoo Finance, Money Magazine and Dynamic Business.

Expert review

In order to access this high rate, you need to be willing to provide 90 days advance notice before withdrawing any funds.

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