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Compare Term Deposits - Comparison of High Interest Term Deposit Rates

Term deposits differ from normal savings accounts because they offer fixed rates for fixed terms. As with many financial products, there are pros and cons to consider.   More ...

 
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Compare term deposit interest rates using our free interest rate comparison service, and find some of the highest term deposit rates available from New Zealand banks and financial institutions.






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Tips - Term Deposits

Don't over commit

If you intend to take out a term deposit make sure that you've planned ahead and you won't need to withdraw the money before the term expires. Once you're locked in, you're locked in, so you'll need to have money elsewhere in case of an emergency.

Get the best rate

When taking out a term deposit, it's important to shop around for the best rate. Since your money will be locked away, you should try to get the best return you can. View our term deposit snapshots to compare rates.

 
 

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