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CommBank CommSec Notice Investor

No conditions on the rate

A notice account that offers higher variable interest rates on your surplus funds while waiting for the next investment opportunity. Simply submit a notice to access your funds via your CDIA after the predetermined notice period.

Written byDavid Boyd
Base rate up to
5.00%
Introductory rate
None
Maximum balance
None published

Rate a year, up to

Open account

Rates by balance

BalanceBase rate
Any balance5.00%

Who can open it

Age to open
18 and over
Maximum balance
None published

Who it's for

  • You must have a Commonwealth Direct Investment Account in the same name as the intended CommSec Notice Investor.
  • You can apply if you are opening the account in a personal, joint, company, SMSF or trust name.
  • You must have an Australian residential address.
  • You must be an Australian registered or incorporated company; Australian Trust or Self-Managed Super Fund (SMSF).

How it compares

Against the other savings accounts we compare. Typical means the middle half of them.

Most it pays

5.00%

At its best balance, with any bonus. Typical is 3.65%.

Base rate

5.00%

What it pays without a bonus. Typical is 2.40%.

Pros and cons

Pros

  • No conditions. You earn the same rate every month, with no deposits to make or withdrawals to avoid.

Cons

Nothing stands out.

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