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1 Year Term Deposit Rates

Provider Rate
ING Direct Australia 1 Year Term Deposit

The Interest Rates for this 12 month / 1 year term product requires a minimum deposit of $10,000.

2.75%
1 year
Mar 2019
State Bank of India Australia 1 Year Term Deposit

Minimum deposit of $250,000 required for residents to open the account. Minimum deposit of $20,000 for non-residents.

2.05%
1 Year
Aug 2019
Suncorp Bank 1 Year Term Deposit

Interest Rate for this Suncorp deposit product depends on amount deposited and is for a 12 month / 1 year term. Interest is paid at maturity with minimum investment being $50,000.

2.00%
1 year
Aug 2019
1.95%
1 year
Aug 2019
1.80%
1 year
Aug 2019
AustralianSuper 1 Year Term Deposit

The rate is applicable to the AustralianSuper member direct investment option product for its term deposit product. The applicable term in 365 days (% pa).  You can invest in this option if you are an AustralianSuper member and have more than $10,000 in the account. (Note it may not be covered by the Government guarantee). Rate ranges from 3.67% to 3.90%

1.78% to 2.00%
1 year
Aug 2019
Bank of Sydney 1 Year Term Deposit

Rate shown is applicable to deposits ranging from $250,000-$1,000,000 with interest calculated daily and paid at maturity.

1.70%
1 year
Aug 2019
Credit Union Australia 1 Year Term Deposit

This CUA interest rate p.a indicated is for deposit balances of $5,000 or over and interest is calculated daily on the whole balance. It applies for a term of 12 months / 1 year and interest is paid on maturity. 

1.70%
1 year
Sep 2019
Rural Bank 1 Year Term Deposit

The interest rate applicable for this deposit is with 'interest paid annually' and is for balances between $5000 and $500000

1.60%
1 year
Sep 2019
1.50%
1 year
Sep 2019

A 1 year deposit or commonly also known as a 360 day or 12 month deposit is one of the most popular types of deposit products in Australia along with the six month deposit. It is a medium term maturity product.

Interest accumulated through a 1 year deposits is paid monthly, quarterly, annualy or semi-annually as per the following example from a local Australian bank.


Data sourced from the RBA from banks in Australia indicates that 1yr rates peaked at around 16% in the late 80s but have fallen significantly over the last 2 decades.