5 EOFY money deals you’ll want to get your hands on
Tom Watson | 07 Jun 2018
The countdown to June 30 is officially on, but while you may be eyeing off an EOFY bargain on a new TV or set of wheels, it’s also a great time to bag a limited time offer on a range of financial products.
But just like normal sales, these offers will run out in no time. So check out some of the top money deals put together by the Mozo Editors and grab one for yourself before the financial year ends.
Bank account offer
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ING Orange Everyday
$0 account fee
No ATM fees in Australia or overseas
No international transaction fees
The EOFY Deal
ING has an alluring offer for new applicants who sign up for an ING Orange Everyday Account before the end of the month, with a tasty $75 cash back into their account if they meet some simple conditions. Just make a $1,000 deposit like your pay cheque, plus 5 card transactions using your new card, before June 30 to be eligible for the offer.
Car loan offer
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Westpac Car Loan
8.49% interest rate (9.67% comparison rate^^)
Loans from $10,000 to $100,000
1-7 year loan terms
The EOFY Deal
In the market for a new or used car? EOFY could be the perfect time to find an upgrade on your current wheels, and in order to fund it, Westpac has a car loan deal which will grab your attention. Apply for a Westpac Car Loan before June 28 and Westpac will throw in a $200 fuel voucher to go towards your first few fill ups.
Rewards cards offers
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Woolworths Everyday Platinum Credit Card
19.99% purchase rate
$0 annual fee (for the first year)
Earn up to 3 Woolworths Points per $1 spent
The EOFY Deal
If you’re looking for a credit card that could seriously reward you for your regular grocery shop, the Woolworths Everyday Platinum card with it’s earn rate of up to 3 Woolworths Points per $1 you spend could be a great addition to your wallet. But it gets even better, because if you apply for a card before June 30 and make a purchase before July 31, you’ll receive a $50 Woolworths eGift card.
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NAB Qantas Rewards Signature Card
19.99% purchase rate
7 complimentary insurances
Earn up to 1 Qantas Point for every $1 spent
The EOFY Deal
Want to end the financial year on a high? Well NAB are giving new customers who apply for its Qantas Rewards Signature Card before June 17 a whopping 100,000 bonus Qantas Points, which could go a long way towards a domestic or international flight. In order to be eligible, new cardholders will need to spend $4,000 on certain purchases within 60 days of the account opening.
Balance transfer offer
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Bank of Melbourne Vertigo Platinum - Online Exclusive Offer
12.74% purchase rate
Purchase and price protection
55 days interest free
The EOFY Deal
For Aussie cardholders who want to start the new financial year on a high by getting on top of their credit card debt, Bank of Melbourne has an attractive EOFY offer. New applicants who sign up for a Bank of Melbourne Vertigo Platinum Card before June 30 will be able to snag a 0% balance transfer deal for 24 months (though a 1% balance transfer fee will apply), plus a $0 annual card fee for the first year (normally $99).
Looking for more great deals on a range of banking products? Start you search today by heading over to one of Mozo’s handy comparison tables.
^ The Comparison Rate combines the lender's interest rate, fees and charges into a single rate to show the true cost of a personal loan. The comparison rates displayed are for the amounts and terms below, based on monthly principal and interest repayments, on a secured basis for secured loans and an unsecured basis for unsecured loans. WARNING: This comparison rate applies only to the example or examples given. Different amounts and terms will result in different comparison rates. Costs such as redraw fees or early repayment fees, and cost savings such as fee waivers, are not included in the comparison rate but may influence the cost of the loan. ^ Based on $10,000 over 3 years ^^ Based on $30,000 over 5 years
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