On Valentine’s Day 2011, we broke up with the other banks.
We think our actions are driving their interest rates down, forcing them to come up with special deals, and generally making them be more competitive.
So customers are enjoying better, fairer and more competitive banking.
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You wanted more convenient banking and we delivered. Our smartphone and tablet apps allow you to do your internet banking on all Android powered devices*, as well as iPhone and iPad. And that’s just the start.
Many Australians aren’t aware that credit cards charge different kinds of interest. Some banks take advantage of this, but we’ve endeavoured to do the right thing and make the order of credit card repayments more honest.
NAB’s honest credit cards revert to the lower everyday purchase rate after a balance transfer period ends, no matter what. Unlike some banks.
Whether your business is big or small, we’ve got more places dedicated to helping you than the other banks. And they’re not happy about it.
Fulfil the dream you never knew you had. Apply for an ATM in your loungeroom.
Break ups can be messy. Do you see each other socially? What do you say when you pass in the street? So we thought we’d make the whole moving on thing simpler.
In late 2010 we abolished mortgage exit fees on NAB home loans for all customers – new and existing. Now the other banks are being forced to follow suit.
Since December 2009 we’ve been the only major bank to abolish overlimit fees for all customers. The other banks are now likely to be forced to follow, but only for new customers.
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