Best St. George Bank Bank Accounts

Dont sign anything with StGEorge until you've had the chance to read what you're signing. First, StGeorge have gone to a lot of trouble to create… Read more

multiple products on productreview, perhaps to avoid people seeing how they behave.

The primary issue in my case was being advised I had the incorrect account type and needed to open a new account. So far all ok. Except the lady then provides a document to sign. The first couple of sentences on this, note that Ive read the Terms and Conditions. She advises that theyre online and I can read them later. I said I cannot sign until I've what I'm agreeing to. She goes online and opens a T&C document. This, it turns is a lengthy booklet, that presumably you're supposed to read and absorb while sitting there; with the lady constantly interrupting you to explain it's just standard and all the banks use this. You could just give up and sign. which is what I expect StGeorge want you to do. I gave up and left, not wanting the repercussions of signing something I hadnt read, to come back later. It's quite absurd to sign a document (especially related to finance) without reading it first.

Good Savings Account – Bonus interest turns this into a good savings account currently (Jan 2025). As long as you take note of the balance at the start of the month and… Read more

make sure the balance is $50 higher at the end of the month, it’s easy to give your savings a significant boost. Very simple to stay on top of. Well done St George

St George changed my savings account interest rate without telling me – Beware - you need to contact St George every 3 months and ask for discretion rate or else it goes down to worthless rate. They did not call or… Read more

message me to tell me rate drop.

This does NOT seem correct to me - why is it not possible to advise via email, text or post that there will be a change to the interest rate they are paying?