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5 high interest term deposits in November 2022

What the best term deposits of 2022? The Australian Finance Podcast's Kate Campbell and Owen Rask discuss term deposits and some of the best rates available in November 2022.

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What are the best term deposits in Australia? Are you hunting for a term depositĀ to stash some cash?

Term deposits are a type of financial product offered by financial institutions that allow you to lock away your savings for a set period of time (the term), in exchange for a fixed interest rate.

In this brief episode, weā€™ll attempt to outline a few of the high-interest options available to you. As always, be sure to read the Terms & Conditions, along with the Financial Services Guide (FSG).

Please note: this podcast was recorded on October 31st, 2022 (a day before the Reserve Bank of Australia increased interest rates by 0.25%).

Top term deposits Australia

Letā€™s have a look at some of the best rates around as of 31st October 2022 for term deposits.

Please note that these rates change on a regular basis, so click on the hyperlinks below to get the most up-to-date rates (note: none of these links are referral links, and we have no commercial relationships with these financial institutions).

Action step: Check your bank is covered by the Financial Claims Scheme (the FCS), by double checking it is an authorised deposit-taking institution (ADI) on this list. The FCS protects money held by an account holder with an ADI, up to a total value of $250,000.

These rates are all taken based on 12-month terms paid at maturity (lowest balance rate taken)

You can also use comparison websites likeĀ Canstar,Ā FinderĀ andĀ MozoĀ to compare term deposits and interest rates.

Found a better rate? Let us know in theĀ Rask community.

P.S. here’s the Rabobank ad that creeped Owen out

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