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Business Bank Accounts

Compare business bank accounts and choose from a range of benefits, including free banking for life, free deposits & withdrawals and internet & telephone banking to help your business grow.

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Business Current Accounts

Provider
Account
Free Banking Duration
Interest Paid
Apply
0%
for Unlimited duration if Deposit $5k+, otherwise $10 per month
Every 6 Months
0%
for Unlimited duration if Deposit $10k+ otherwise $10 per month
Monthly

St. George Freedom Business Account

  • $0 monthly account keeping fee on your Freedom Business Account when you maintain a set minimum balance of $5,000, otherwise $10 per month
  • Unlimited fee-free internet and phone Business Banking 24/7
  • $0 annual fee BusinessVantage Visa credit card when you upgrade to a Business Owners' Transaction Package
  • 10 free deposits or withdrawals per month at a branch or ATM
  • 10 free cheque deposits or merchant envelopes per month
  • Interest is Calculated daily and paid every 6 months

St. George Business Cheque Account

  • $0 monthly account keeping fee on your Freedom Business Account when you maintain a set minimum balance of $10,000, otherwise $10 per month
  • More over counter business transactions
  • $0 annual fee BusinessVantage Visa credit card* when you upgrade to a Business Owners' Transaction Package
  • 15 free deposits or withdrawals per month at a branch or ATM
  • 15 free cheque deposits or merchant envelopes per month
  • Interest is Calculated daily and paid monthly

Business Accounts Explained

  • What are Business Accounts?

Business Accounts are designed specifically to meet the needs of businesses with a range of convenient features for both savings and transactional purposes.

  • Will I be approved for a business account?

All businesses are eligible for a business bank account, so whether your business is big or small, a business account is worth considering. Once you have applied for an account, it is down to the bank to approve or deny your application.

If you are a new company, you will need to provide details regarding your business, which may include financial forecasts, together with a detailed business plan.

  • What will the bank want to know?

If you are an existing company then you will need to provide details of how you have managed your accounts in the past. The bank you apply to may carry out a credit check based on past banking history as part of decision process such as looking at outstanding debts or any other potential problems.

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