Saving Accounts
Whether it’s a house deposit, holiday, Christmas, school fees, retirement or simply a rainy day that you’d like to save for – we’ve got the account for you.
GOSaver is a high interest online saving account offering you the benefit of a higher rate of interest than most regular accounts with access to your money 24 hours a day / 7 days a week.
Queenslanders Credit Union’s MoneyMaker Account is a high yielding “at call” account offering you the benefit of a higher rate of interest than standard transactional accounts.
From as little as $1,000 you will receive a rewarding rate of interest, for a term of 1 to 36 months. Plus, as an added bonus, you can also select to have your interest paid monthly, quarterly, half yearly, annually or at maturity.
The Christmas Club Account can help you prepare for a joyous festive season. Operating under a “restricted access” status to ensure your savings keep growing, this account offers you the benefit of a higher rate of interest – than regular transaction accounts.
The Junior Savers Account is the perfect way to help get your kids on the right track to smart banking. Available to members under 18 years of age, the Junior Savers Account offers an incentive to practise responsible banking with a cool rate of interest on every dollar saved.
So you’d like to join Queenslanders Credit Union?
Just 3 easy steps:
- Complete your details on the Membership Application form
- Provide suitable identification (originals or certified copies can be presented at any of our branches)
- Subscribe for a $10 Member Share
Need more info?
Simply call 1800 753 377 (during business hours) or email [email protected] and one of our friendly Member Service Consultants will gladly assist you.
Whichever account option you select, you can be assured that you will receive a competitive rate of interest and the personal attention of one of our experienced Member Service Consultants.
For additional information on savings and investment download Dollars & Sense: A Practical Guide to Budgeting & Saving from Abacus – Australian mutual financial services industry body.