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Westpac Choice, Westpac 55+ and retired, Westpac Bump Savings, Westpac Life and Westpac eSaver
Summary of changes are effective from 22 May 2026
| T&Cs (Section Reference) | Change Description |
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| Page 16 – Authorised Signatory access | On page 16, authorised signatory access details have been updated to the below: |
| Section 2 Your guide to opening account. | An Authorised Signatory is mandatory for the Choice Youth account held by an account holder under 14. |
| Sub-section Joint accounts, trust accounts, accounts for children and accounts with other special conditions. | When the account holder turns 14, the Authorised Signatory requirement becomes optional. Authorised Signatories stay on the account until removed by the account holder or the Authorised Signatories themselves. |
| Clause “Authorised Signatory access.” | Authorised Signatories are automatically removed when the Choice Youth account holder turns 18 and the account becomes a Choice account. However, a signatory may stay on the account if we reasonably consider it appropriate in the circumstances. For authorised signatory access through Telephone Banking see the ‘Accounts for children’ section. |
| Page 19 - How is Parental Control removed? | On Page 19, How is Parental Control removed details have been updated to the below: |
| Section 2 Your guide to opening account. | How is Parental Control removed? |
| Sub-section Joint accounts, trust accounts, accounts for children and accounts with other special conditions. |
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| Clause in Table “How is Parental Control removed?" |
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Summary of changes are effective from 1 June 2026
| T&Cs (Section Reference) | Change Description |
|---|---|
All about accounts 1. Summary of Features |
Westpac Choice The account keeping fee is waived for customers aged 18 - 40 years of age. For joint accounts, the fee waiver applies until the youngest account holder turns 41. The fee waiver will be removed in the month after the youngest account holder turns 41. |
All about accounts 2. Your guide to opening accounts |
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Understanding Fees and Charges 9. Fees and charges tables |
Term Deposit & Farm Management Deposit
Summary of changes are effective from 16 March 2026
| T&Cs (Section Reference) | Change Description |
|---|---|
Section 3 – Using your accounts |
Updated Who is this for? For Westpac Controlled Money and Separate Trust Term Deposit to “Relationship managed customers who require a specific type of account to hold trust money to comply with regulatory obligations. You should contact your Relationship Manager for further information.” |
Summary of changes are effective from 21 June 2026
| T&Cs (Section Reference) | Change Description |
|---|---|
Section B. Your Account. Clause 10.2 Restrictions on your Account. |
Updated to explain what happens when an Account Holder has passed away and there are maturity instructions to withdraw or disburse funds. In these circumstances, a restriction will be placed on the Term Deposit. While the restriction applies, the Term Deposit will be held on the ‘On Demand’ interest rate from Maturity until valid authority is received to close the account. Updated to clarify when a restriction can be lifted for an Account Holder in receivership. |
Summary of changes are effective from 21 June 2026
| T&Cs (Section Reference) | Change Description |
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Debit Mastercard T&Cs for personal customers Section – Your Card, Disputed transactions |
Updated to clarify that dispute time limits are subject to the applicable card scheme rules. Added time limit for Mastercard disputed transactions. Added recommendation to review transactions on a frequent basis and contact us promptly after becoming aware of the transaction. Removed duplicated wording. |
Debit Mastercard T&Cs for personal customers Section – Your Card, Reversing a transaction |
Updated to include time limit for chargeback rights under the applicable card scheme rules (Mastercard: within 120 days of the transaction). Added card scheme rules time limit for requesting a chargeback claim. Removed wording 'within 30 days after the date of the statement on which the transaction is recorded' |