Bank Teller salary in Australian Capital Territory
Updated 21 July 2026
Nationally, the median is $56,000 — Australian Capital Territory sits $7,000 below the national figure. See the national picture →
Take-home on the median Bank Teller salary of $49,000 — after $5,223 income tax and $980 Medicare levy (2025–26 resident, no HECS, private hospital cover).
National figures · February 2026 · Source: Jobs and Skills Australia (© Commonwealth of Australia), CC BY 4.0
What companies pay
Reported total pay for Bank Teller roles by employer — medians include bonuses and other cash compensation, so they sit above base-salary figures.
| Company | Median total pay | Typical range |
|---|---|---|
| Westpac Group★ 3.7 | $55,328 | $50,803 – $69,160 |
| St.George Bank★ 3.7 | $54,863 | $52,302 – $57,425 |
| NAB - National Australia Bank★ 3.7 | $48,207 | $46,488 – $49,927 |
| ANZ★ 3.7 | $42,524 | $37,643 – $47,424 |
| Commonwealth Bank of Australia★ 3.6 | $40,003 | $38,563 – $41,443 |
Bank Teller pay by state
Median base salary and range where enough data exists — every figure labelled with its source.
New South Wales
Victoria
Queensland
Western Australia
South Australia
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Salary figures are market estimates built from third-party data and community submissions — they show what the market pays, not what any individual employer will offer. Take-home figures are 2025–26 estimates for an Australian resident with private hospital cover and no HECS debt. General information only — not financial or tax advice.