UniBank Starter Saver Account
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Starter Saver Account is a savings account from UniBank. At $50,000 it pays 5.75% 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 – $50,000stepped: paid on the part of the balance in this band | 5.75% |
| $50,000.01+stepped: paid on the part of the balance in this band | 4.75% |
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
- Membership limited to current or retired employees, graduates and post-graduates and current students of an Australian university or family members of members (i.e. shareholders) of the Bank (the lender's words)
- open to members under 30, or university students of any age (full or part time)
- the account converts to an Essential Saver once the holder turns 30 (students two years after graduating)
Features
- app
- yes
- Osko
- yes
- PayID
- yes
- notifications
- yes
- transactions
- unlimited
Other features, in the bank's words:
- The product pays members a higher rate of interest on balances up to $50,000.00, with a stepped down rate for balances $50,000.01 and over. Members have funds available at call, with flexibility to access their funds without forfeiting interest within a calendar month.
Fees, limits and who can open it
- monthly fee
- no monthly fee stated
- interest paid
- monthly
- interest calculated
- daily
- age
- up to age 29
- open to
- personal customers
- occupation membership
- open only to people in certain occupations, or the lender takes members only from them
- age limited
- open only to people of certain ages (kids, youth or seniors accounts)
Who can open it, in the bank's own words:
- You must be a member. Membership is open to current or retired employees, graduates and post-graduates and current students of an Australian university or family members of members (i.e. shareholders) of the Bank.
- residency: Individuals must be citizens or permanent residents of Australia.
- age 29 and under: This Product is only available for members aged under 30 years and Students
About this account
Starter Saver Account is a high interest savings account for Under 30 year olds that rewards savings.
Data
- UniBank'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 12 November 2026.
- We read the bank's own page and terms against this page on 1 November 2026: starter-saver, conditions-of-use.pdf, fees-and-charges.pdf; conditions they state and its feed does not are listed above.
/au/finance/savings-accounts/v1/brands/unibank.json: this bank's accounts and every balance band as JSON; UniBank's page lists them.- The bank last updated this record on 12 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 UniBank
- Essential Saver Account savings account, 5.50% base at $50,000
- Momentum Saverstale savings account, 5.35% conditional at $50,000
- Pension Advantage Account savings account, 3.50% base at $50,000
- Edvest Cash Management Account cash management account, 1.50% base at $50,000
- Everyday Direct Accountstale transaction account, 0.00% base at $50,000
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