Smart banking in Australia
The National , one of the big 4 banks has released two new bank accounts that are revolutionising the market.
1) $3 NATIONAL SMART DIRECT ACCOUNT. if you mainly bank electronically -pay bills , move money etc , then this account has a flat $3 fee (monthly) for unlimited nat. electronic tx's,inc EFTPOS(a switch sysytem),atm/cash machine withdrawls,internet banking and telephone banking tx's. 2)$5 NATIONAL SMART ACCESS ACCOUNT.Ideal, says the literature, if you write cheques,make over the counter withdrawls.Includes unlimited deposits,EFTPOS,atm,internet and telephone TX's . If you keep your balance over $3000, the monthly fee is waived . Note: as with all accounts the Govt adds charges each month, but these accounts are the best on the market so far.Other banks only allow you a number of limited transactions before you start to pay per TX. visit national.com.au - in Oz call 13 13 32 You should also look at a savings maximizer account through ING - the branchless bank .They offer no account fees/TX fees, you can link it to your bank account and you get 5% interest on your balance .www.ingdirect.com.au Anyone better that ? Melbournehelp is a wholly independent advisor for new and prospective migrants.Registered business no B1777736L |
Re: Smart banking in Australia
For transaction accounts the online savings account with HSBC with no monthly fees should be considered. Unlimited electronic transactions, 5 non HSBC ATM withdrawls and access at post offices nationwide.
In NSW there is no BAD tax (only on cheque accounts) and I believe Tassies pay a tax on credit card transactions. Bankwest's new savings account should put some additional pressure on the big 4. I use ING's savings maximiser and cannot fault it. |
Re: Smart banking in Australia
Originally Posted by bondipom
For transaction accounts the online savings account with HSBC with no monthly fees should be considered. Unlimited electronic transactions, 5 non HSBC ATM withdrawls and access at post offices nationwide.
In NSW there is no BAD tax (only on cheque accounts) and I believe Tassies pay a tax on credit card transactions. Bankwest's new savings account should put some additional pressure on the big 4. I use ING's savings maximiser and cannot fault it. have to watch those pesky 5c pieces !! |
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