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The ING Mortgage Simplifier Home Loan is a variable rate home loan available to owner occupiers or investors. It's a flexible product that doesn't have an offset account but keeps rates very low.
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Marc Terrano is a lead publisher and growth marketer at Finder. He has previously worked at Finder as a publisher for frequent flyer points and home loans, and as a writer, podcast host and content marketer. Marc has a Bachelor of Communications (Journalism) from the University of Technology Sydney. He’s passionate about creating honest and simple reviews and comparisons to help everyone get value for money.
The ING Mortgage Simplifier Home Loan is available for owner occupiers or investors. The loan allows you to make extra repayments, redraw your funds and can be used to pay bills using its BPAY feature. If you have an Orange Everyday Transaction Account, this loan enables you to withdraw money from any ATM in Australia without incurring any fees.
To find out more or apply for the ING Mortgage Simplifier, click "Go to Site" to visit the ING website and complete an online enquiry. You will also have to meet certain eligibility criteria, which include the following:
Applying for this home loan also requires that you submit certain documents. ING uses these documents to verify your credentials. As a result, when you apply for an ING home loan, keep the following handy.
6 Comments
April 20, 2023
can Someone call me I want to find out more about your home loan product
April 21, 2023
Hi Neil,
Finder is a comparison site. If you want to speak to someone at the bank I suggest calling ING directly.
Good luck.
February 2, 2023
Can you set up a offset account with mortgage Simplifier
February 21, 2023
Hi Codey,
No, this loan does not have an offset account. The ING Orange Advantage home loan does have an offset account, however.
Kind regards,
Richard
May 26, 2015
Centrelink payment is only income. Do you provide loans based on this? I do have property with $25k mortgage.
May 29, 2015
Hi Yusuf,
Thanks for your enquiry.
There are lenders who accept some Centrelink payments as part of your income. You can refer to our guide to home loans for Centrelink recipients. I also recommend getting in touch with a licensed mortgage broker. A broker can help you understand your financial position and they can leverage their panel of networks to find a lender that’s more inclined to review your application.
Thanks,
Belinda