Low Rate First Mastercard
Balance Transfer
0% Balance Transfer for 6 months- Last updated on 02 Jun 2020
ING Orange One
Its value packed with no annual fee and a low rate. Plus no ING International Transaction Fees for eligible customers. T&C’s apply
Purchase Rate
11.99%
Annual Fee
$0
Purchase Rate
11.99%
Balance Transfer Rate
0%
for 6 months then 11.99%
Annual Fee
$29
Max Free Days
55
$15
Pros
- Balance Transfers Available
Card Level Standard | Number free supplementary |
Interest Free Days Interest Free Days 55 | Annual Fee Annual Fee $29 |
Maximum credit limit $0 | Late Payment Fee $15 |
Minimum credit limit $500 | Over limit fee |
Minimum repayment dollars $10 | Duplicate statement fee |
Minimum repayment percent 3% | Supplementary card annual fee |
Purchase Rate Purchase Rate 11.99% |
Cash advance rate 13.99% |
Balance Transfer Rate Balance Transfer Rate 0% for 6 months then 11.99% |
Transfer Limit No set max |
Balance Transfer Fee $0 |
Foreign Exchange Fee |
Overseas charges Overseas charges |
Estimated ATM Cost - |
Program name |
Rewards Available |
Minimum age 18 |
Minimum income $0 |
Eligibility conditions Exclusive for customers aged 18-25 years |
Residency |
- Balance Transfer 0% Balance Transfer for 6 months
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In 2007 Bendigo Bank merged with Adelaide Bank to form the Bendigo and Adelaide Bank Group of companies or what is commonly known as Bendigo Bank today.
The unique strengths of Adelaide Bank in wholesale finance and Bendigo in retail banking have combined and grown to be one of Australia’s largest retail banks, now servicing over 300 communities, families and businesses and over 1.3 million customers.
Their head office is located in the central Victorian city of Bendigo, with business operating dominantly in Victoria and Queensland.
The bank has extensive experiences in communities and joint ventures as it continues its tradition of providing its customers with quality personal service and a broad selection of home loan products and advice to match. Bendigo Bank is now a publicly listed company on the Australian Stock Exchange.
Bendigo Bank customers can reach customer support by contacting them via:
- Customer service (phone, email, branch)
- Mobile app
- Live chat
- Online banking
- Mobile banking staff
