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Australia · AUDAs at 8 Oct 2026

Suncorp Bank savings accounts

Growth Saver Account pays up to 5.35% on $10,000, with 2 steps. Suncorp Bank publishes 7 accounts in its Consumer Data Right feed, read on 8 Oct 2026.

Every bank, rankedTerm deposits at Suncorp Bank

Suncorp Bank at a glance

Best max rate5.35%Growth Saver Account · 2 steps
Base rate0.10%Growth Saver Account · without the monthly steps
Intro ratenoneno ranked intro offer
Market rank#5of 34 banks by best max rate

Suncorp Bank savings accounts, ranked by max rate1 account on the board · $10,000 balance · 8 Oct 2026

Rank by

The most the account pays in a normal month, if you meet every step the bank sets.

do oncedo every monthEach marker is one thing the bank asks for. Hover or tap it for the full condition.

Suncorp Bank’s ranked savings accounts on a $10,000 balance, read 8 Oct 2026.
#AccountBase rateSteps to the max rateMax rateIntro rate
1
Suncorp BankGrowth Saver Account
0.10%
Every monthFinish the month with a closing balance $200 or more above the previous month’s closing balance (interest does not count)Every monthMake no more than 1 withdrawal in the month
Details for Suncorp Bank Growth Saver Account

Each month, to be paid the 5.35% max rate

  1. Finish the month with a closing balance $200 or more above the previous month’s closing balance (interest does not count)
  2. Make no more than 1 withdrawal in the month

In a month the steps are not met, the account pays its base rate, 0.10%.

For ages 11 and over.

The bank’s wording for the steps:

  • Closing balance on the last day of the month (excl. interest) at least $200 greater than the closing balance on the last day of the previous month and no more than 1 withdrawal in the month.
  • Bonus Interest - conditions must be met for bonus interest to be paid.
  • Minimum balance increase per month of $200
  • Maximum of 1 withdrawal per month

Read from the bank’s feed. Not yet checked against the bank’s own page · feed read 8 Oct 2026 · bank last changed this product 7 Oct 2026 · Bank’s page

5.35%none

Hover or tap a marker for that condition. Open Details on any account for the bank’s own wording, what a missed month pays, and where the figure came from. Each bank name opens its page with every savings account it publishes.

Other accounts in the feed6 not on the board

Every other account this bank publishes under savings and transaction accounts, and why it is not ranked.
AccountStatusWhy
Business Saver AccountNot rankedbusiness
Kids SavingsNot rankedyouth
Business Premium AccountNot rankedtransaction
Everyday Options AccountNot rankedtransaction
Farm Management Deposit AccountNot rankedother
Everyday Essentials AccountNot rankedtransaction

Still being read means the account is a savings account open to any adult whose rates and conditions have not yet been read and checked. It is listed, never guessed.

Term deposits at Suncorp Banktermdeposit.market

Best term deposit rate5.50%24 months · read 8 Oct 2026
Every term, the history and today’s rankSuncorp Bank term deposits →

A term deposit locks one rate for a fixed term with no monthly conditions. A savings account’s rate can change at any time and its best rate usually needs the steps above. Both figures come from the bank’s own feed.

About the data

Suncorp Bank: A brand of a Big 4 bank · part of ANZ · ASX: ANZ. Its Consumer Data Right feed lists 7 accounts under savings and transaction accounts, read on 8 Oct 2026. Public site: www.suncorpbank.com.au.

Every rate on this page is the bank’s own published figure. The steps and limits are read from the bank’s own feed wording and checked by a reviewer; where a figure has also been checked against the bank’s web page, the account’s details say so.

Please note: the rates on this page are the banks’ own published figures, read from their Consumer Data Right feeds, and may not be the return you actually receive. Savings rates are variable and a bank can change them at any time, and bonus rates depend on conditions being met in full. Always read the product terms, confirm the rate with the bank, and consider your own circumstances. Nothing here is financial advice or a recommendation. This site is published by Nutshell Media Pty Ltd, which is not affiliated with any bank, credit union or building society.