Can I break a term deposit?
Last Updated: 25 Nov 2016
You can request to make an early withdrawal of you term deposit before the maturity date, by giving 31 days’ prior notice. ASB can waive this notice period in circumstances where you are experiencing hardship or exceptional circumstances (as reasonably determined by us).
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