5 top term deposits right now (2022 & beyond)

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What are term deposits and how do they work?

Owen Rask 0:00
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Owen Rask 1:26
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Kate Campbell 1:42
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Owen Rask 1:47
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Kate Campbell 1:50
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Kate Campbell 2:01
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Owen Rask 2:07
And I'm Owen Rask on Twitter or Owen Rask AU on Instagram. Beware the imitators. People like to copy us. Without further ado, let's jump in to today's episode. Kate Campbell, welcome to this episode of the Australian Fine Arts Podcast.
Kate Campbell 2:21
It is wonderful to be back to talk about term deposits today.
Owen Rask 2:26
Yes, it is. We're talking term deposits, November 2022. We're recording this on October 31st. So any of the information that we delivered today is timestamped today. But as you'll find out, things change quickly, particularly when interest rates are going up, down, sideways and everywhere in between. It's hard for us to do an episode like this and get everything perfectly correct. So we're going to do our best, but please refer to the websites of the banks that we mentioned to confirm and always speak to your financial advisor. Kate, what are you talking about?
Kate Campbell 2:59
Well, I think you just mentioned it, but we're talking about term deposits today, how they work, because we've never actually done a solo episode on term deposits. And some of the best rates were found at the moment, because I don't know about you, Owen, but my friends and family are starting to talk about looking for better bank accounts, better interest rates, and actually looking at term deposits for the first time in a long time.
Owen Rask 3:19
No, my friends, I don't have any friends, so they're not talking about much. They're not asking you about term deposits. I'm just trying to convince one of my mates to go fishing in Port Douglas, but he's holding me back.
Kate Campbell 3:28
That's about it. I think we're having very different conversations on the weekend over coffee.
Owen Rask 3:31
So, okay, so let's talk about this because we've done an episode on savings accounts maybe two months ago. Yeah, so people, if you are looking for savings accounts ideas, please go back to that.

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