ING removing Orange Everyday Montly eligibilty requirements

[oz_mark]

Benefits on the Orange Everyday from 15 October 2025

From 15 October 2025, all Orange Everyday customers will automatically get access to:

• 1% cashback on eligible utility bill payments (up to $100 per financial year) (T&Cs apply).
• $0 ING international transaction fees, and
• $0 ING international ATM withdrawal fees.

All without needing to meet any monthly eligibility requirements.

Open a Bank Account Online, Everyday No Fee Bank Accounts | ING

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www.ing.com.au

 

[SYD]

But removing the local Oz ATM fee rebate (where charged).

No change to Savings Maximiser criteria for Bonus Interest.

 

[Be.au]

With less and less ATMs from the 'big 4' banks in Australia and more and more of the other branded ATMs that charge fees, the removal is annoying for anyone who still needs to get cash out.

I think this leaves Macquarie as the only card issuer in Australia that will still rebate/refund any ATM fees in Australia.

 

[clifford]

Yes, this appears to be all good on the face of it, but one wonders what will happen tp ING's interest rates as a result.

 

[SYD]

Yes, this appears to be all good on the face of it, but one wonders what will happen tp ING's interest rates as a result.

They’ll remain a few points above the rest. No change to the Saving Maximiser hoops and jumps.

 

[HappyFlyerFamily]

Especially since NAB is making changes to ex-Citi products by November., its good timing by ING.
Will probably move ex-Citi (now NAB) overseas/travel activity to them.

I see there is also a 1% cash back for certain utilities.

 

[SCM]

That's good, but I wish they didn't screw around with interest accounts as they do now.

 

[SYD]

Just received an email advising that ING is removing the $1k pm deposit and 5x transactions pm to trigger benefits.

So getting back to being more competitive for some as a fee free DC and fee free ATM card (excluding ATM operator charges).

 

[There'sOnlyOneJimmy]

Just received an email advising that ING is removing the $1k pm deposit and 5x transactions pm to trigger benefits.

So getting back to being more competitive for some as a fee free DC and fee free ATM card (excluding ATM operator charges).

Yes, but… it appears to me that you will still need to jump through the hoops if you want to access the bonus interest in the Savings account.

 

[SYD]

Yes, but… it appears to me that you will still need to jump through the hoops if you want to access the bonus interest in the Savings account.

Yeah, just confirming what was already announced and came into effect on the 15th.

Got excited for a moment…

 

[There'sOnlyOneJimmy]

Got excited for a moment…

A case of premature celebration…

 

[clifford]

Yes, this appears to be all good on the face of it, but one wonders what will happen tp ING's interest rates as a result.

Well, I guess we recently saw the outcome. A drop to 4.75%.

 

[serfty]

Well, I guess we recently saw the outcome. A drop to 4.75%.

It has been that for a couple of months now. I don't know any other similar product with that level of interest on a non honeymoon rate.

 

[SYD]

It has been that for a couple of months now. I don't know any other similar product with that level of interest on a non honeymoon rate.

Even the Honeymoon rates tend to be slightly lower. I opened MacBank at 4.6% after the latest UBank snafu but it’ll drop to 4.25% soon.