1. Open your Intro Saver account online today.
Earn a variable rate for up to 5 months on new to bank deposits*.
Total (Base + Intro rate)
Enjoy our introductory interest rate for up to 5 months*, giving your savings a powerful boost from the moment you join. Whether you're building an emergency fund, saving for a big purchase, or simply looking to boost your money, this account is designed to reward good saving habits.
After the introductory period, your Intro Saver will automatically convert to our Netlink Direct account where your savings can continue to grow and you can access your savings anytime, anywhere.
| Intro Saver | Interest Rate |
| Base rate | 2.45% PA |
| Introductory rate (up to $250,000) | 2.90% PA |
| (Total Base + Intro) | 5.35% PA |

Easy Access
Anytime
Access your account anytime using the QBANK App or Internet Banking, allowing simple transfers, balance updates, and convenience.

No Monthly
Account Fees
With no monthly account
fees applied, you keep more of your money safeguarded and growing within your savings.

Account automatically converts to our Online Saving account
After your introductory term finishes, your Intro Saver automatically converts to our Netlink Direct savings account to continue earning interest effectively.
This account is for Members who:

Open your account online today and take advantage of our introductory rate — available exclusively to QBANK Members and their families.
Eligibility criteria, terms and conditions, fees and charges apply.
Interest rates current as at 16 September 2026 and are subject to change without notice.
*The Introductory interest rate applies only to balances up to $250,000. Any balance above this cap will earn interest at the applicable base rate. The introductory rate applies until the last day of the fourth (4) calendar month after the account is opened.
Target Market Determination is available here.
This information is general in nature and does not take into account your objectives, financial situation or needs, therefore, you should consider whether this information is appropriate for your personal circumstances before making a financial decision.