Withdrawing cash.

ATM
 
You can use your debit Mastercard^® to withdraw cash for free from any of the major four banks’ ATMs in Australia (Commonwealth Bank, NAB, ANZ, Westpac). 
 
If you’ve got a Buck card you can use any ATM in Australia, safe in the knowledge that if you’re charged an ATM fee, we’ll reimburse you the fee within 30 days.
 
eftpos
 
Some sellers give you the option of withdrawing cash whenever you make a purchase using your debit card. Just ask for cash out, select ‘savings’ and put in your PIN – you’ll get your cash on the spot, totally fee-free.
 
Note that you can’t get cash out if you make a tap & go purchase.
 
Bank@Post
 
You can withdraw cash from any Australia Post outlet showing the Bank@Post symbol – all you need is your debit card and your PIN. There’s a limit of $2000 per day, per card.
 
Here is where you can find your nearest Bank@Post outlet.

Savings accounts are dedicated to one purpose: saving. They don’t have the flexibility and payment options that a transaction account does, and they can’t be used to directly pay bills or withdraw cash from.
 
If you’re looking to get cash from your Online Savings Account, first you’ll need to transfer the money to the account you’ve nominated as linked to your savings account (which might be a ME account or an account with another bank). Once the money arrives in your linked account, you can withdraw the cash from there.

If you need to, you can get a cash advance from your credit card by withdrawing cash at an ATM, but there are fees involved – find out more here.