We are cutting our rates for variable home loan customers by 0.25%.

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The most popular ways Aussies are planning to spend their return include:.1. Adding it to their general savings (41%).2. Cover some essential expenses (24%).3. Put it in their emergency fund (19%).4. Put it towards a holiday fund or travel plan (19%).

Millennials and Gen Z are significantly more likely to dip into their expected refunds early. 60% of Millennials and 50% of Gen Z say they’ve already spent or plan to spend at least some of their expected refund – compared to just 23% of Gen X and 12% of Baby Boomers.

A quarter of those who are expecting a refund (25%, or the equivalent of 2.4 million people) admit to having already spent at least some of it, while over one in ten (12%, or the equivalent of 1.2 million people) say they’ve spent it all.

As #taxtime rolls around, new research from ING reveals that Aussies are expecting a significant cash boost, with the average anticipated tax refund sitting at $1,177. However, many Aussies are already spending money they haven’t yet received.

Millions of Aussies have already spent $1.8 billion in #taxrefunds they don’t yet have 👇

RT @walkleys: Thank you @ING_Aust for your generous support of the 2025 Business Journalism award.

🚫🎣 No Phishing Zone. Reports of phishing scams are on the rise, so beware of imitators pretending to be trusted organisations like your bank - especially on social media.

Card transactions, including EFTPOS and Visa transactions (including via Apple Pay and Google Pay) will be available. Scheduled payments including BPAY and Direct Debits will be processed afterwards. We apologise for the inconvenience.

We’re carrying out routine maintenance to online banking services on Sunday 15th June from approximately 3:00am AEST until 6:00am AEST. Online and app banking, phone banking and OSKO (real-time payments) will be unavailable during this time.

Very proud to be named #BankOfTheYear by @Canstar - again!. We strive to deliver products, services and support that provides real value to our customers, helping you do your thing and get a step ahead.

To anyone impacted by the #NSWFloods, stay safe and please know we're here to help. If you need to make an insurance claim, the fastest way is to log in to your ING Online Policy Manager at If you need financial assistance, visit

The RBA has just dropped the cash rate and we will be passing it on in full to existing customers.

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44% regularly visit multiple supermarkets/stores to find the best value/sale items;.One in four (25%) have changed their eating habits to save money (i.e. cut back on eating meat).

New research from ING has revealed 86% of Aussie grocery shoppers have taken to buying marked down food items close to their expiration date to save money, and as a result are saving $315 each, or $5.3 billion annually.

Australia’s most frugal grocery shoppers saving $5.3 billion per year with this hack. 👇

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Fans that subscribe to sports-related streaming platforms are spending an average of $44 a month on these services, totalling $534 per year. 76% of Aussie sport fans would be willing to spend up to $200 on a brand-new jersey for their favourite player or team.