ING Bank has a special announcement for Romanians from all over the country, and this is because the bank has decided to attract more customers, or to make the existing ones loyal with a very interesting surprise. More precisely, the people at ING Bank decided to offer Romanian clients the opportunity to benefit from a preferential exchange rate if they choose to collect their monthly salary at the bank, and thanks to it you can save some money every month, depending on the number of transactions made .
ING Bank it requires Romanians to have income for at least 3 months with ING Card Complet, at least 700 LEI per month, plus to make at least one payment with the card, in order to benefit from this personalized exchange rate. ING Bank has always had special offers for those who collect their salaries on its cards, which is perfectly normal, after all, and this is because the banks have to somehow boast about the customers who collect their monthly money in their accounts.
ING Bank: SPECIAL announcement for Romanians, what you need to know
ING Bank it still has a limit, more precisely, the personalized rate is only applied for the first 10.000 LEI exchanged, after that the standard exchange rate that the bank has for currency exchanges is applied. This means that you will enjoy the privilege of a preferential rate only for part of the amount you exchange with ING Bank, and for the rest you will have to settle for the regular rate that is valid for everyone, but the differences are not great.
ING Bank he also has a calculator on his website that shows the differences, and for 100 euros you save 6 lei, while for 1000 euros you save somewhere around 60 lei, varying amounts. As you can see, in the case of small amounts, the advantage offered by this personalized rate for ING Bank clients is practically non-existent, and in the case of larger amounts, you can save a maximum of 100-150 LEI per 2000 euros, because that sum it returns to the normal course.
ING Bank it could offer greater benefits for customers who choose to receive their money in their accounts to benefit from the preferential exchange rate, but everything depends on what the bank wants to do in the end.
