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Bank of Melbourne Retirement Access Account

Bank of Melbourne · Bank data as of 13 November 2026, 00:52 UTC · generated 13 November 2026, 01:46 UTC. Refreshed daily.

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Retirement Access Account is a savings account from Bank of Melbourne. At $50,000 it pays 1.73% p.a. with no bonus conditions.

Rate tiers

Every balance band in the bank's feed: base is the rate the bank pays.

BalanceBase
$0 – $9,999.99stepped: paid on the part of the balance in this band0.05%
$10,000.01 – $49,999.99stepped: paid on the part of the balance in this band2.15%
$50,000.01 – $249,999.99stepped: paid on the part of the balance in this band2.50%
$250,000.01+stepped: paid on the part of the balance in this band3.10%

The rates are stepped: each band's rate is paid on the part of the balance that falls in it, so a balance across several bands earns a blend of them.

Conditions

Features

card
Visa Debit Card (or Freedom Card on request) if you have an Australian residential address. A new Freedom Card is not available unless you already have one linked to your account (e.g. existing Freedom Card holders may order replacement cards and renew their card).
app
yes
PayTo
yes
notifications
yes
transactions
unlimited
wallets
Apple Pay, Beem It, Google Pay, Samsung Pay

Other features, in the bank's words:

Fees, limits and who can open it

monthly fee
$0
other fees named
Foreign Currency Conversion Fee (no amount in the feed)
interest paid
monthly
interest calculated
daily
age
ages 55 and over
open to
personal customers
age limited
open only to people of certain ages (kids, youth or seniors accounts)
linked account
a linked or nominated transaction account is required

Who can open it, in the bank's own words:

About this account

Retirement Access Plus is a transaction account for eligible retirees aged 55 or over to deposit and withdraw funds by various channels including Visa Debit Card and also offers interest on account balances.

Data

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