ANZ vs ING savings accounts
ING is usually stronger if you are happy to meet monthly conditions, while ANZ may suit you better if you want a more mainstream, lower-maintenance option.
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ANZ
ING
Product
ANZ Progress Saver
Savings Maximiser
Advertised rate
3.25% p.a.
5.25% p.a.
Intro offer
None shown
None shown
Ongoing rate
3.25% p.a.
5.25% p.a.
How to earn the best rate
Deposit at least $10 each month. + more
Deposit at least $1,000 each month. + more
Linked account needed
None shown
Requires a linked Orange Everyday account.
Withdrawal restriction
Make no withdrawals during the month.
None shown
Age limits
Available from age 12.
None shown
No-fuss
No
No
Other notes
Available to Australian residents. + more
Conditions are assessed on a calendar-month basis. + more
ANZ
ING
Product
ANZ Progress Saver
Savings Maximiser
Advertised rate
3.25% p.a.
5.25% p.a.
Intro offer
None shown
None shown
Ongoing rate
3.25% p.a.
5.25% p.a.
How to earn the best rate
Deposit at least $10 each month. + more
Deposit at least $1,000 each month. + more
Linked account needed
None shown
Requires a linked Orange Everyday account.
Withdrawal restriction
Make no withdrawals during the month.
None shown
Age limits
Available from age 12.
None shown
No-fuss
No
No
Other notes
Available to Australian residents. + more
Conditions are assessed on a calendar-month basis. + more
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