Regular Income Term Deposit

Make the most of your money and have your interest paid more frequently with a BCU Bank Regular Income Term Deposit.

4 months, interest paid monthly

Why choose a Regular Income Term Deposit?

Flexible terms

Pick a term that suits you – from as little as three months, up to three years.

Regular interest payments

Have your interest paid more regularly than you would with a standard term deposit.

Peace of mind

Total deposits up to $250k are protected by the Financial Claims Scheme.

Guaranteed returns

Know exactly how much interest you’ll earn with a fixed interest rate.

The features don't stop there

How much could you save?

Want to see how your money could grow? Discover your savings potential with our term deposit goal calculator.

Interest rates

Term Interest paid Interest rate
3 months Monthly 4.50% p.a.
4 months Monthly 4.40% p.a.
5 months Monthly 4.75% p.a.
6 months Monthly 4.60% p.a.
7 months Monthly 3.90% p.a.
8 months Monthly 3.90% p.a.
9 months Monthly 4.30% p.a.
10 months Monthly 3.70% p.a.
11 months Monthly 3.70% p.a.
12 months Monthly 4.40% p.a.
24 months Monthly 3.90% p.a.
36 months Monthly 3.90% p.a.
12 months Quarterly 4.42% p.a.
24 months Quarterly 3.92% p.a.
36 months Quarterly 3.92% p.a.
12 months Six-monthly 4.45% p.a.
24 months Six-monthly 3.95% p.a.
36 months Six-monthly 3.95% p.a.

Our term deposits keep your money secure

We know putting your money into a fixed-term investment can feel like a big decision. But with our term deposits, rest assured your savings are safe.

They're backed by the Australian Government's Financial Claims Scheme (FCS). This means that if your bank fails (a highly unlikely event), your savings – up to $250,000 in total – are protected, and you can access them quickly.

Ready to open a term deposit?

How to open a term deposit

Existing customers

If you already bank with us, you're halfway there! However, not all term deposit products can be opened online. Please call or message us and one of our friendly team will be happy to assist you with opening a term deposit.

Alternatively, you can pop into your local branch and one of the team will be able to help!

New customers

If you don't already bank with us, you can first set up a transaction or savings account to receive your funds, which is quick and easy. You’ll need to be an Australian resident and at least 18 years of age.

Once your funds have landed in your account, you can call or message us and one of our friendly team will be able to help you open a term deposit.

Open your term deposit in person at a branch

We’d love to see you in person. Visit your nearest BCU Bank branch to open a term deposit.

What you’ll need

New customers

To open your account online you will need to be:

And you’ll need to provide two of the following:

Handy hint: Have your tax file number (TFN) ready. If you earn more interest than the limit set by the ATO, you’ll need to pay tax. To avoid this, provide your tax file number when applying.

Open your account in person at a branch

If you don’t already bank with us, you’ll need to bring your Australian driver licence or a valid Australian passport for ID.

Existing customers

If you already bank with us, you're halfway there! However, not all term deposit products can be opened online. Please call or message us and one of our friendly team will be happy to assist you with opening a term deposit.

Alternatively, you can pop into your local branch and one of the team will be able to help!

New customers

If you don't already bank with us, you can first set up a transaction or savings account to receive your funds, which is quick and easy. You’ll need to be an Australian resident and at least 18 years of age.

Once your funds have landed in your account, you can call or message us and one of our friendly team will be able to help you open a term deposit.

Open your term deposit in person at a branch

We’d love to see you in person. Visit your nearest BCU Bank branch to open a term deposit.

New customers

To open your account online you will need to be:

And you’ll need to provide two of the following:

Handy hint: Have your tax file number (TFN) ready. If you earn more interest than the limit set by the ATO, you’ll need to pay tax. To avoid this, provide your tax file number when applying.

Open your account in person at a branch

If you don’t already bank with us, you’ll need to bring your Australian driver licence or a valid Australian passport for ID.

Because we're here to help

Talk to the team

Got a question? Call us on 1300 228 228, pop into your local branch, or chat to us online.

Find your local branch

You’ll find us from Maroochydore to Port Macquarie – drop in and say hi!

Get answers online

Check out our how-to guides, search our FAQs, and find support services.

Got a question about term deposits?

What’s the difference between a savings account and a term deposit?

A term deposit offers you a fixed rate of interest for a set period of time (the term) – a sure-fire way to watch your savings grow, as you can't touch it. You usually can't add further money to the account during the term and by locking your money away you'll know exactly how much you'll have at the end of your term.

Savings accounts offer you the freedom to add to your savings when it suits you and access your money when you need it. Interest rates on savings accounts are variable and can change at any time and some accounts will pay bonus interest too.

What if I need to access the money in my term deposit?

You can close your term deposit account early at any time, but doing so will likely affect the amount of interest you receive.

Further information is available in our Term Deposit Account Terms & Conditions.

What happens when my term deposit matures or ends?

At the time of opening your term deposit account, you set instructions for what you want us to do with your deposit and interest when it matures.

When your term deposit is due to mature you can explore your options to:

You can also choose to leave your money – and the interest you've earned – in the same term deposit (it’s what we call a rollover).

Your instructions can be provided any time up to your term deposit maturity date, or within the seven-day grace period following the account maturity.

View the Term Deposit Account Terms & Conditions for more information about rollovers.