Term Deposits

Kiwibank Term Deposits can help you earn high interest when you don't need ready access to your funds.

Your deposit can be as low as $1,000, and we offer a range of investment terms so that you can lock your funds away for the length of time that suits you.

Features:

  • You choose the term: from 90 days to 5 years for $1,000 or more, or from 30 days to 5 years for $5,000 or more
  • Very competitive interest rates
  • The certainty of a fixed return for a set period
  • Regular interest payments for deposits on terms of one year and over
  • Kiwibank has a guarantee under the New Zealand deposit guarantee scheme. Further information about the deposit guarantee scheme is available from the Treasury website. Please note that the current deposit guarantee scheme will expire on 12 October 2010
  • Find out more about our term deposit rates and fees.

Get your hot rate Term Deposit now:

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Eligibility

For a Kiwibank Term Deposit, you need a minimum deposit of $1,000.

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Conditions

Download Kiwibank's Investment Statement for Term Deposits or pick up a copy from your local Kiwibank.

Units in the Kiwibank PIE Term Deposit Fund are distributed by Kiwibank and are issued by Kiwibank Investment Management Limited. Download the Investment Statement for the Kiwibank PIE Term Deposit Fund, or pick up a copy from your local Kiwibank.

This communication contains general information only and not investment or tax advice, and as such you should not rely on it as the sole basis for any financial decision. Potential investors should seek professional advice as to whether an investment is right for them, including the taxation implications of investing in an investment.

The Kiwibank PIE Term Deposit Fund only invests in deposits guaranteed under the New Zealand deposit guarantee scheme. That scheme covers those deposits to the extent that retail investors have invested in the Kiwibank PIE Term Deposit Fund. Amounts received under the New Zealand deposit guarantee scheme may only be passed on to retail investors. More information about the New Zealand deposit guarantee scheme, including what constitutes a retail investor, is available at the Treasury website. Please note that the current deposit guarantee scheme will expire on 12 October 2010.