ANZ New Zealand

Account Transaction Charges

The following information is current as at 1st September 2009 and subject to change.

• Everyday account transaction charges
• Accounts for teens, students and graduates
• Savings and Investment Accounts
• Key to Account Transaction Charges
• Fee Exemptions

* The day you open the account is the start of each monthly key cycle.

Manual transactions

These are transactions completed with the assistance of ANZ staff and include making in-branch deposits, cheques written, withdrawals or transfers.
Note: Deposits made through an ANZ Fast Deposit Box are charged as staff-assisted transactions.

ATM/Electronic transactions

These are transactions completed without the assistance of Bank staff and include ATM, EFTPOS, ANZ Phone Direct, ANZ Internet Banking, automatic payment (AP), direct debit (DD), direct credit (DC), Bill Payment and Pay Anyone transactions.

ANZ Phone Direct

ANZ Phone Direct fees are calculated per calendar month and charged to the first linked account on the account's key date. Call charges will apply for calls made from overseas or cellular phones.

Account's Key Date

An account's key date is the date of the month on which your account was opened. So, if your account was opened on the 11th of the month, this is your account's key date. The account's key date is important because it triggers the following events:

• Interest will be credited or debited to an account on this date.
• Administration and account transaction fees will be charged to an account on this date.
• A statement will be issued on this date, unless you have specifically agreed otherwise with the Bank, or if you have a passbook to record transactions on an account.

Note: Each of your accounts has its own key date.

Find out more about fee exemptions for everyday banking and saving.