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Deposit $100 in Savings Maximiser and Get $50 @ ING Bank

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Just got an email - Free money - Potentially Targetted

Grow your balance by $100 and get $50

There's no complicated criteria - simply grow your Savings Maximiser balance by $100 or more by 31 January 2021 and we'll put a $50 savings bonus in there too.

See, we said it couldn't be simpler.

Savings Maximiser $50 savings bonus offer:
This offer is available for a limited time only and is not applicable in conjunction with any other promotional offer unless expressly indicated. The offer applies in respect of the original recipient of this email only.

If your Savings Maximiser balance as at 31 January 2021 is at least $100+ higher than on 01 January 2021, ING will make a payment of $50 to your Savings Maximiser account by 28 February 2021. Where you hold more than one Savings Maximiser account, there is a maximum of one $50 payment per person and the $50 payment will be made to the Savings Maximiser account with the highest balance. Where you hold a Savings Maximiser account jointly with another account holder, there is a maximum of one $50 payment per account.

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Until 30/6/2024, referrer and referee will each receive $75/$100/$125 for opening new Orange Everyday & Saving Maximiser Accounts.

Referrer: Do not participate in the referral system if you do not have a current $75/$100/$125 referral code.

Referee: To qualify, you are required to deposit a minimum $1,000 and make at least 5 (settled) card transactions within any calendar month.

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  • +4

    Screenshot starts with "might have been a while since you added to maximiser", I would say targeted to those who haven't used the account for some time

    • Yep targetted. People have kind of abandoned savings accounts and found other avenues to grow their balance so may be wide spread targetted.

    • that's such a bs requirement. 1.35% isn't a whole lot to begin with, and now we have to jump through an extra hoop to qualify. negatively affects those on low/unstable incomes, where they penalise you if you have a bad month.

      • -1

        As they have said - grow the account by what you can afford.

        If people can afford to move $1000/mth to qualify for the bonus interest rate - it should be little inconvenience.

        To get the bonus interest, you can move out $1000 each month & in $1000.01.
        Just move that 1c into the Maximiser to grow it by 1c/mth. Easily done by direct debits.

      • Sure 1.35% is not a whole lot but it's pretty much the best ATM. Equal top with My State Bonus Saver.
        https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/145iM6uuFS9m-Rul65--e…

        • +1

          My State have far more reasonable conditions to obtain the bonus interest

          • 5 visa debit transactions
          • deposit $20 each month

          (too bad they don't count Bank @ Post transactions)

          At my lowest point, I was struggling to make even the min. $1k deposit into my ING account. Had to do several transfers in and out to make up the total $1k.

      • True, if you need to withdraw money from Maximiser (resulting in lower balance at end of month), you will soon only receive the base interest rate of 0.05% instead of 1.35%!!
        Hadn't considered that in the situation you described.

    • +1

      I am just taking the $50 now. I've got other better ways to get a better rate.

      • +3

        Am surprised you still have an ING account after change 3 years ago to get bonus interest😉 Will need to find a new bank with lesser onerous conditions and move my business.

        Your suggestions for better interest?

        • +1

          Yeah… The account stays open.. 😋 I did change banks for other purposes. No longer have savings sitting in any account though. I struck a deal with someone so now I help them save interest charged on their mortgage. Everyone's a winner except for may be the bank..

          • +1

            @bigbadboogieman: I've got a few accounts like that - not in use. But not worth the bother to close.

            Paying off higher interest charges like mortgage & CC are always a better way than low bank interest on deposits.

            Hope your friend can be trusted with the loan.

            I've done that with a family member going into an Aged Care Facility. They would otherwise have had to pay over 5.5% interest (added to their daily fees).
            Drew up a loan agreement - that saved them a lot of money. As I was executor of their Will - I was sure to get paid back!

            • +1

              @INFIDEL: Yep highly trustworthy arrangement here as well.. 😊

              FYI you can close ING account using their mobile app. I really like the no international transaction fee and refund of international ATM fee on their card but it's waayyy too much hassle now.

    • +5

      The ING account used to be one of the best. It is a shame they are doing this to it.

  • +3

    Got this email too. Sent $100 to the savings maximiser. Should get free $50 soon. Score !

  • -1

    Please also put interest received in title, thanks

    • Why.. it's not about the interest rate. I have 0-zero balance. At the end of the month I will have $100.01 balance and then again 0-zero on the first.

      • -1

        Ok I get it, just the 50 bucks for the hassle. Then get an unused account that takes hours to close. How much does your accountant charge?

        • Hours.. what are you talking about…? ING accounts can be closed using their mobile app. You wouldn't get this offer when you open an account now though.

          I created my account back when they were offering $100 referral bonuses. I got around $900 just referring people back then.

          I don't need an accountant. I know accounting, tax, etc amongst other things…

  • +1

    I remember the days when they offered 2.8% interest..

    Looking for another way to maximise growth for my savings, what are other people using? Anything higher out there?

    • +2

      I remember the days when they offered 17%. Ooops I think I am showing my age.

    • +1

      Nothing significant on savings accounts.

      • Thanks

  • Will this work if you did not get the email?

    • Nop targeted

      The offer applies in respect of the original recipient of this email only.

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