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ING offers some of the best savings accounts in the market, though if it’s a credit card you’re after, there are two to choose from: the ING Orange One Low Rate and the ING Orange One Rewards Platinum. They both offer competitive interest rates, nice perks and come from a trusted banking provider.
Comparatively low rate for rewards card
Instalment plans available at 9.99% p.a.
Up to $30 cashback on your purchases each month
Complimentary international travel insurance
Annual fee of $149
No frequent flyer program
Must meet criteria for rebate offers
What first caught our attention with the ING Orange One Rewards Platinum card is its low variable interest rate of 16.99% p.a., which is below the average for the rewards credit cards in the Mozo database.
On top of this, ING also offers instalment plans for any large purchase you make at an even lower variable rate of 9.99% p.a. An instalment plan allows you to split the cost of a purchase over several fixed repayments, giving you another option for tackling big ticket items.
You’re able to convert any eligible purchase of $250 or more into an instalment plan, with plan terms ranging from three months up to seven years. We also like that there’s no set-up fees, and no penalty for making extra repayments.
It’s worth noting that ING’s rewards credit card isn’t affiliated with any frequent flyer program, but instead earns you cashback on eligible purchases you make.
You’ll get 1% cashback on your spend, which can earn you up to $30 each month, or $360 cashback over a year. We think that’s a pretty great deal, and it covers the card’s annual fee of $149.
Other benefits of choosing ING’s Rewards Platinum card are the 40 days of complimentary travel insurance when travelling internationally, and the rebates you can receive on fees from ATMs and international transactions – though you must meet certain conditions.
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Low and comparable fees. A good daily driver credit card option with a low limit - very useful in pairing with the Savings account to meet the 5 monthly purchases to receive the bonus interest rate. Additionally, upon signing up I received a generous cash bonus.
Pros: - No annual fee - Low interest rate for purchases - Access to Apple Pay - Ability to transfer balances from one ING account to another Cons : - No rewards or cashback - Foreign transaction fees may apply
ING says it takes around 20 minutes to apply for one of its credit cards online. Once you’ve completed your application and it’s been approved, you’ll receive your credit card within five to seven working days.
In Australia, ING has partnered with Visa for its credit cards.
The minimum credit limit for ING’s credit cards are:
Yes, the ING Orange One Rewards Platinum card comes with complimentary travel insurance as standard, but you can also receive travel insurance with ING’s Orange One Low Rate card if you are approved for a credit limit of $6,000 or more.
ING’s complimentary travel insurance provides you with up to 40 days of cover for cardholders, their spouses and/or dependants.
You can close your ING credit card by:
Note that you won’t be able to close your credit card if you still have transactions pending or an outstanding balance – it must be paid off before it can be closed.
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