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What makes Cash PIE different from other call accounts?
Canstar's Savings Bank of the Year
We are very proud to be awarded Canstar’s Bank of the Year - Savings for the eighth consecutive year! This achievement is awarded to the institution that provides the strongest combination of products, accounting for the price positioning, features, savings tools and flexibility of the products assessed within Canstar’s Savings Account Star Ratings profiles, as well as supporting savers through a competitive Term Deposit offering.
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90 DAY NOTICE SAVER
3.20
%
p.a.
TERM PIE
3.65
%
p.a.
DIRECT CALL
1.80
%
p.a.
Got questions?
- What does the Heartland Cash and Term PIE Fund invest in?
- The fund invests exclusively in Heartland Bank deposits, ranking equally with all other deposits.
- Are there any fees?
- There are no fees with a Heartland Cash PIE.
- When will my withdrawal be processed?
- Withdrawal requests made through digital banking before 3.00pm on business days will be processed that evening. Withdrawal requests made through digital banking after 3.00pm, or on weekends, will be processed the following business day. Withdrawal requests made by phone call, email or secure message must be received by 3.00pm in order to be processed the following business day.
- Can I manage my Cash PIE online?
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You can manage your Cash PIE via our self-service platforms (including the Heartland Mobile App and Heartland Digital) including:
- View your balance
- Generate and download statements
- Make withdrawals to your nominated account
You can also make a withdrawal to your nominated account by getting in touch with our investments team by phone call, email or secure message. - What is a PIE?
- A PIE, standing for portfolio investment entity, is an entity which invests the contributions from its investors in different types of passive investment. Heartland’s PIE fund invests exclusively in Heartland Bank deposits, ranking equally with all other deposits.
- What is a PIR?
- A PIR, standing for prescribed investor rate, is the tax rate that your portfolio investment entity (PIE) uses to calculate the tax on the income from the investment of your contributions.
- How do I work out my PIR?
- Your PIR is based on your taxable income, such as salary, wages and any other sources of income you would include in your income tax return. Use the PIR tool on the IRD website to determine yours. For more information, see the PIR page on the IRD website.
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