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The ANZ Premium Business Cash Account is an interest bearing investment account for larger deposits that offers high interest rates.
You can have immediate access to your funds via your local ANZ Branch or any of the channels listed below. This is unlike other investment options that only permit internet and phone banking access.
The ANZ Premium Business Cash Account is suitable for customers who have $100,000 to invest and as your investment grows, so does the interest rate. Interest is earned on balances from $20,000 and premium interest rates are paid on the whole balance when it reaches and exceeds $100,000.
| Purpose |
For business customers who want an investment option which offers high interest rates and the flexibility to access funds at call. |
| Suitable for |
Any business that has funds in excess of $100,000 to invest. |
| Interest |
- Calculated daily and paid monthly.
- A tiered interest rate applies, which increases as your investment grows
- No interest payable on balances under $2,000.
View current interest rates
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| Term |
At call |
| Ways to Access Your Account |
ANZ Internet Banking*, ANZ Phone Banking*, ATM’s, EFTPOS, ANZ Branches or Cheque Book (optional). |
| Free transactions** |
Five free transactions per month (excluding non-ANZ ATM). |
| Statements |
Monthly or on request. You also have 24 hour access to your account details via ANZ Internet Banking* and ANZ Phone Banking*. |
| Direct Debits, Credits and Periodical Payments |
Automated deposits and bill facilities. |
| Business Overdraft |
Not available on this account |
| Fees and Charges |
For all fees and charges, please refer to ANZ Business Banking Transaction Fees and Charges. |
If you’d like further details or a quote, please contact us by sending an e-form or contact an ANZ Manager.
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* Temporary service interruptions may occur. Technical requirements apply.
** Transaction includes any deposit, withdrawal or transfer, cheques drawn by you and any cheque or manual merchant slip deposited to your account. For example, a deposit to an account with two cheques will count as three transactions, one for the deposit (which if Staff Assisted will be charged as a branch transaction) and one for each cheque lodged because each cheque requires individual processing.
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