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The Co-operative Bank

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Everything on this page is taken from The Co-operative Bank's own published pages. Nobody there has reviewed or supplied it, and we are not them.

We hold figures for 7 of their products, each with the date it was read. If one is out of date, the page it came from is linked beside it.

Products we track

Everyday accounts

1 product
Electronic
No monthly account fee · None
FeeNo monthly account feeTxnsNo electronic fee, $5 branchSourceInterestNoneOverseas1.90% on Debit MastercardSource
Conditions
  • Branch cash deposits are free, and staff-assisted or phone transactions may incur a fee.
  • The bank states outright that no interest is paid on credit balances, which is a published nil rather than an absence.
  • The $5 branch cash withdrawal and the free cash deposit come from the bank's 14 October 2025 fee-change notice; the 1.90% conversion commission is published on the Debit Mastercard page rather than the account page.
Checked 17 September 2026
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Savings accounts

3 products
Online Account
1.10% p.a. on every dollar · Not published
Base rate1.10% p.a. on every dollarBonus rateNone.Bonus conditionsNone.TotalNot publishedNoticeOn call; unlimited accessFeesNo monthly or transaction fees
Conditions
  • The savings rates are on the Save and invest tab of the rates page, which opens on home loan rates; these figures were read there.
  • The bank's savings-accounts page names this the Online Saver and states the same rate on every dollar, but does not print the rate; the rate is on the rates page.
  • Interest is calculated daily and paid monthly.
  • The same rate is paid on every dollar.
Checked 9 October 2026
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Step Saver
0.60% p.a. on every dollar · 2.40% published total with bonus
Base rate0.60% p.a. on every dollarBonus rate1.80% p.a. bonus interestBonus conditionsBalance must rise; one withdrawal maxTotal2.40% published total with bonusNoticeOn call; two withdrawals forfeit bonusFeesNo monthly account fees
Conditions
  • The savings rates are on the Save and invest tab of the rates page, which opens on home loan rates; these figures were read there.
  • The bank's savings-accounts page still states a 1.45% bonus rate where the rates page, last updated 4 September 2026, states a 1.80% bonus and a 2.40% total; the rates page figure is carried here.
  • The balance, excluding interest, must be higher at month end than at the start.
  • No more than one withdrawal in the month.
  • The 2.40% published total is the rate with bonus interest.
Checked 9 October 2026
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Prize Draw Saver
0.35% p.a. on every balance · Not published
Base rate0.35% p.a. on every balanceBonus rateNone.Bonus conditionsNone.TotalNot publishedNoticeOn call; withdrawals may affect drawFeesNo monthly or transaction fees
Conditions
  • The savings rates are on the Save and invest tab of the rates page, which opens on home loan rates; these figures were read there.
  • Interest is paid annually on 31 March.
  • The monthly prize draw is a feature, not a rate condition.
  • Withdrawals may affect prize draw eligibility.
Checked 9 October 2026
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Term deposits

1 product
Term Deposit
3.60% p.a. · 4.10% p.a.
3 mo3.00% p.a.6 mo3.60% p.a.9 mo3.75% p.a.12 mo4.10% p.a.18 mo4.30% p.a.24 mo4.40% p.a.5 yrnot-published
Conditions
  • Minimum deposit: $2,000. Maximum $2,000,000.
  • Interest paid: Monthly interest, or compounded and paid at the end of the term. The product page states interest can be paid monthly if it is not compounded.Source
  • Early withdrawal: Allowed at the bank's discretion and may result in a reduced return; early withdrawal criteria and fees apply.
  • The rates page renders one tab at a time and opens on borrowing: the term deposit rates are behind the Save and invest tab, which is how they were read.
  • The bank publishes no 5-year term. Its longest term is 48 months at 4.70% p.a., so the 5-year cell is not-published.
  • The rates page states terms run from one month to four years, and that a term not listed usually earns the next shortest listed term's rate.
Checked 9 October 2026
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Youth accounts

2 products
Youth account (Dollars and Sense and Dosh)
No account, transaction or service fees. The Co-operative Bank states under-18s are not charged them on any accounts they have with it. · 2.80% p.a. on the first $4,000, then 0.75% p.a. on every $1 above $4,000. Interest is calculated daily and paid monthly.
AgeTwo accounts split by age: Dollars and Sense for 0 to 12 year olds and Dosh for 13 to 17 year olds. A parent or guardian sets it up at a branch. One youth account per customer.Monthly feeNo account, transaction or service fees. The Co-operative Bank states under-18s are not charged them on any accounts they have with it.Interest2.80% p.a. on the first $4,000, then 0.75% p.a. on every $1 above $4,000. Interest is calculated daily and paid monthly.SourceBonus conditionsNone. The rate is stepped by balance rather than conditional on a deposit or a no-withdrawal month.CardAn EFTPOS card or Debit Mastercard. The bank states the parent or guardian can give the young person more access, including a card, as they learn to manage money.At the limitThe bank's fee brochure states a customer starts paying all transaction and service fees from the month after their 18th birthday; the fee brochure also notes the Debit Mastercard annual fee is waived while under 18.
Conditions
  • The rates page renders one tab at a time: home loan rates open by default and the savings rates, including this account's 2.80% and 0.75%, are on the Save and invest tab. Selecting it is how these figures were read.
  • The Youth page states the 2.80% rate on the first $4,000; the 0.75% step above $4,000, the monthly payment and the stepped basis are published on the bank's rates page.
  • The rates page figure sits in the 'Save and invest' tab, which the page loads on selection rather than in its opening text.
Checked 9 October 2026
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Tertiary Student Package
No transaction fees on an everyday account for an eligible full-time tertiary student. · The package's savings account is Dosh, at the youth rate: 2.80% p.a. on the first $4,000 and 0.75% p.a. on every $1 above $4,000.
AgeFor people studying full-time at a recognised New Zealand tertiary institution. The bank does not publish an age range.Monthly feeNo transaction fees on an everyday account for an eligible full-time tertiary student.InterestThe package's savings account is Dosh, at the youth rate: 2.80% p.a. on the first $4,000 and 0.75% p.a. on every $1 above $4,000.SourceBonus conditionsNone. The rate is stepped by balance rather than conditional on a deposit or a no-withdrawal month.CardA Debit Mastercard with the annual fee waived.At the limitNot published. The package is gated on full-time study rather than age and the page does not state when the student stops being eligible.
Conditions
  • The package is a fee waiver on an everyday account plus access to Dosh; the Dosh rate is the same one the Youth account row carries.
  • The rates page renders one tab at a time: home loan rates open by default, and the Dosh figures this row carries, 2.80%, $4,000 and 0.75%, are on the Save and invest tab. Selecting it is how these figures are read, and the Youth account row says the same thing about the same page.
Checked 9 October 2026
Source
SourceEvery figure on this page was read from The Co-operative Bank's own published pages. We are not The Co-operative Bank and this page is not theirs.
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