Things you might be wondering
How can you save money on household utility bills?
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With Orange Everyday, eligible gas, electricity and water bill payments can earn 1% cashback, up to $100 per financial year. It's a simple way to get cashback on everyday household expenses while managing your bills. View approved utility providers. T&Cs apply.
How does ING utility bill cashback work?
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All Orange Everyday customers automatically receive a 1% cashback on eligible utility bill payments, simply for paying with an Orange Everyday account. This applies to eligible utility bill payments, capped at $100 per financial year per Orange Everyday account. An eligible utility bill payment is a payment made by BPAY, PayTo or Direct Debit (BSB and account number) using your Orange Everyday for a utility bill from an approved utility provider. No monthly criteria, no activation required. The cashback is calculated automatically and deposited directly back into your Orange Everyday account.
How do you automate your utility bill payments?
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To automate utility bill payments, simply set up direct debits from your Orange Everyday account using your BSB and account number. Your bills will be paid automatically, helping you avoid late fees and earn 1% utility bill cashback on eligible payments.
To earn the 1% utility bill cashback (up to $100 per financial year), eligible utility bill payments must be made from your Orange Everyday account using BPAY, direct debit and PayTo to an agreed supplier. Payments made using your Orange Everyday Visa Debit card are not eligible for utility bill cashback. Just make sure you have enough funds available on the payment date.
How do you switch to ING for utility bill cashback?
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Switching banks is simpler than most people expect. You can apply for an Orange Everyday account online in around 10 minutes. In most cases the process is fully digital, though some customers may need to verify their identity via Australia Post.
Once the account is open, you can move your finances across at your own pace. Once you have funds in your account, begin paying your eligible utility providers using BPAY, direct debit (BSB and account number) or PayTo.
