Australia's four largest banks

The four largest banks in Australia are Commonwealth Bank of Australia, ANZ Bank, Westpac Bank and National Bank of Australia.

1. Commonwealth, headquartered in Sydney, was originally the central bank of Australia, which governed the federal commercial banks and the federal savings banks and handled the business of commercial banks and savings banks respectively. In 1950s, the functions of the national central bank were separated from the Australian federal banking system. After the Commonwealth Bank was established separately, the Commonwealth Commercial Bank inherited the name of 1984 Commonwealth Bank of Australia.

2.ANZ is one of the four largest banks in Australia, ranking in the top 50 in the world. It is headquartered in Melbourne and has branches near Jianguomen and Zhongguancun in China. Bian Xiao recently began to pay attention to ANZ, because they have introduced a "terrible" preferential policy, and users who open new accounts before the end of August 20 14 can get cash rewards by depositing cash.

3. Westpac Australia is the oldest bank in Australia. Formerly known as Bankof New South Wales, it was established in 18 17 and opened an office in Macquarie Place, Sydney, New South Wales, which was then a British colony.

4. National Bank of Australia, the largest commercial bank in Australia, was established in 1858, with its headquarters in Melbourne. Now it has a branch in Shanghai and an office in Beijing.

NAB has two savings accounts, one is Smart Reward Saver and the other is NAB I Saver.

NABSmart reward savers must deposit once a month and cannot withdraw. Interest rate is 3.83%p.a NAB ISaver: no annual fee, no transfer fee, equivalent to online bank account. The annual interest rate for opening a new account for four months is 3.6%