Frequently asked questions
Is Remara a bank?
No, Remara is not an Authorised Deposit Taking institution (ADI).
Is an Investment into the Term Account - Cash Management Fund covered by the Australian Government deposit guarantee?
No, as Remara is not an Australian deposit taking institution, the investment is not covered under the guarantee.
When are interest payments made?
Interest is calculated daily and paid at maturity.
How do I open an account?
Opening an account is simple through our online investor portal. We have made the application process fast and easy to do, plus you can reach out to our team should you have any questions.
How do I check my account balance?
Easily see your investment balance online using your login credentials through our dedicated investor portal.
What interest rate will be applied to my fixed term investment?
If you choose a fixed rate, the interest rate that applies is the current rate on the day your application is approved and your account is opened. On the other hand, if you opt for the variable interest rate, interest is calculated daily and can fluctuate with market conditions.
Can I link my Fixed Term Cash Management Account to another Remara Fund?
Yes, you can link multiple Remara investment accounts through the investor portal, allowing you complete visibility across your savings and the ability to move money between your investment funds.
What is a Fixed Term Account?
With a fixed-term account within the Remara Cash Management Fund, you invest your money for a specified period (6 or 12 months). It is a great option if you don’t need regular access to your money and are looking for a low-risk investment to grow your cash holdings. When your term reaches maturity, you will be notified and can either choose to reinvest the original principal only, the principal and the interest earned or withdraw your funds entirely.
What is the difference between the At Call Account and the Fixed Term Account?
Our Fixed Term Accounts allow you to invest your money for either 6 or 12 months at a fixed or variable rate. On the other hand, our At Call Account allows you to add and withdraw funds as you please, with the interest calculated daily and paid monthly. In general terms, a fixed term account will earn a higher interest rate in return for investing your money for a longer period. A Fixed Term Account suits investors who don’t need immediate access to their money, whereas an At Call Account allows you to access your money at any time.
Can I have more than one account type?
Yes, you can definitely have more than one Fixed Term Account. If you are looking to do this, you may want to consider spreading out the maturity dates so that you have access to your money at different points in time.
How do I know when my Fixed Term Account is going to mature?
Your maturity date will be outlined when you open your account. You will also be notified when maturity is approaching so that you can decide how you want to proceed with the money you have earned.