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Term deposits have $ 175000 l need to earn best interest where would you suggest
hi John,
You can see some of the best current term deposit rates in this guide.
I need to earn the best interest on 1Million for 3 months were would you suggest I do so
Hi Caz, you can compare current term deposit rates here: https://www.finder.com.au/term-deposits
i put $5000 in a fixed term deposit with com bank in 1980
what would the value be now?
Hi Steve,
We’d suggest you get in touch with CommBank directly to speak about your term deposit account. Term deposits usually are opened for a maximum period of 5 years, after this, they may roll over into another term of the same length but with the current interest rate. Interest rates have changed a lot since 1980, so the rate that you were getting when you first opened the account wouldn’t be what you’re getting now.
I’d recommend speaking with CommBank directly.
Thanks,
Alison
I will soon be investing $98000.00. Where can I find the best term deposit with no fees for 24 months. Thanks
Hi John,
Thanks for your inquiry.
Sorry for the delayed reply. Usually, term deposit accounts do not charge a fee, but some banks may charge fees. You can compare your term deposit options. I would suggest that you play with the calculator on top of the table on that page by entering your deposit and term of investment to be able to compare the results.
When choosing an account, it’s ways best to consider some factors like interest rates on the term deposit, what happens if you break the term of your deposit, any ongoing fees that may apply, etc. 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.
Cheers,
May