Bank of Melbourne Business Access Saver
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Business Access Saver is a savings account from Bank of Melbourne. At $50,000 it pays 0.95% p.a. with no bonus conditions.
Rate tiers
Every balance band in the bank's feed: base is the rate the bank pays.
| Balance | Base |
|---|---|
| $0 – $49,999 | 0.65% |
| $50,000 – $249,999 | 0.95% |
| $250,000 – $999,999 | 1.50% |
| $1,000,001+ | 1.65% |
Each rate is paid on the whole balance: the balance falls into one band and earns that band's rate.
Conditions
- you need a Bank of Melbourne business transaction account (Freedom Business); one is opened with the savings account if you have none
- the applicant and every signatory must be 18 or over
Features
- app
- yes
- PayTo
- yes
Other features, in the bank's words:
- No account-keeping and transfer fees: For no monthly fee, make unlimited electronic transfers to and from your linked Bank of Melbourne account
- Earn interest on your savings. Your savings will attract a variable interest rate, earned daily and paid monthly.
- Regularly deposit funds to grow savings balance.
- No minimum deposits or balances: Build your savings balance at your own pace, with no pressure for a minimum deposit each month
- No lock-in contract with a fixed term: Enjoy the flexibility of accessing your savings whenever you need them, with no restrictions.
- Make tax time easier by separating personal and business transactions
Fees, limits and who can open it
- monthly fee
- $0
- interest paid
- monthly
- interest calculated
- daily
- age
- ages 18 and over
- open to
- SMSF and business customers
- linked account
- a linked or nominated transaction account is required
Who can open it, in the bank's own words:
- residency: Operating in Australia with an Australian address.
- Must not be an individual using the account for predominantly personal purposes
- Eligible entities include sole traders, partnerships, companies, associations, self-managed super funds, trusts and not-for-profit organisations
- Needs an eligible Bank of Melbourne business transaction account to link to
About this account
A business savings account that allows you to set money aside for payments such as GST and other taxes.
Data
- Bank of Melbourne's own page for this account.
- The bank's documents its product record links to: terms and conditions, fees, eligibility.
- Our verbatim snapshot of the bank's product record (source), as fetched on 13 November 2026.
- We read the bank's own page and terms against this page on 1 November 2026: business-access-saver, business_accounts_terms.pdf; conditions they state and its feed does not are listed above.
/au/finance/savings-accounts/v1/brands/bank-of-melbourne.json: this bank's accounts and every balance band as JSON; Bank of Melbourne's page lists them.- The bank last updated this record on 13 November 2026. Rates are per annum as the bank states them; "stale" means the bank has not updated the record for over 60 days or since the latest cash rate change.
Other accounts at Bank of Melbourne
- Incentive Saver savings account, 5.65% conditional at $50,000
- Maxi Saver savings account, 1.25% base at $50,000
- Retirement Access Account savings account, 1.73% base at $50,000
- Investment Cash Accountsstale cash management account, 0.10% base at $50,000
- Business Cheque Account Plusstale transaction account, 0.00% base at $50,000
- Complete Freedom Accountstale transaction account
- Concession Accountstale transaction account
- Freedom Business Accountstale transaction account, 0.00% base at $50,000
- Society Cheque Accountstale transaction account, 0.00% base at $50,000
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