Westpac term deposits

Westpac is not only the oldest bank in Australia, but it's also the country’s oldest company. It was first established in 1817 as the Bank of New South Wales. Following a series of mergers and acquisitions, in 1982 it changed names to Westpac Banking Corporation.

It’s now one of the big four banks in Australia, with almost 14 million customers, 1,200+ branches, 39,000 staff and 3,000+ ATMs.

Westpac offers customers term deposit accounts, as well as home loans, credit cards, personal loans, card loans and much more. Its subsidiaries include St. George Bank, Bank of Melbourne and BankSA.

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Why choose Westpac

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• Moderate to low rates

Westpac Term Deposits

Term Deposits calculator

Use our term deposit calculator to see how much you can earn under different investment scenarios.

The result provided is an estimate only. Please read our Calculator Assumptions and Disclaimer for more information.

Final balance at the end of term would be

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1. The final balance at the end of the savings duration is the sum of the initial deposit and interest earned, based on the entered duration and interest rate.
2. Calculations assume that details entered into calculator, including interest rates, do not change for the fixed term deposit period.
3. All results are based solely upon the data entered into the calculator.

• Calculator does not include the cost of fees or other extra charges.
• Calculator does not account for changes to interest rates over time.
• This calculator is for information purposes only. Any advice is general and has not taken into account your personal circumstance. Read our full disclaimer.

About our expert

Mark Bristow is RateCity's Home & Personal Finances Editor, and an experienced analyst, researcher, and producer. While primarily focused on Australian mortgage and home loan expertise, he has experience across energy, home and travel insurances. Mark has been a journalist and writer in the financial space for over ten years, previously researching and writing commercial real estate at CoreLogic. In the years since, Mark has worked for the Winning Group, Expedia, and has seen articles published at Lifehacker and Business Insider.

Mark Bristow is RateCity's Home & Personal Finances Editor, and an experienced analyst, researcher, and producer. While primarily focused on Australian mortgage and home loan expertise, he has experience across energy, home and travel insurances. Mark has been a journalist and writer in the financial space for over ten years, previously researching and writing commercial real estate at CoreLogic. In the years since, Mark has worked for the Winning Group, Expedia, and has seen articles published at Lifehacker and Business Insider.

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