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  • Journalist, Goulburn Post
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ING stops new applications for popular savings account made famous by the Barefoot Investor

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By Burney Wong Verified
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A major bank is stopping new applications for a savings account made famous by finance guru The Barefoot Investor after more than 17 years on the market. ING will no longer accept applications for its Savings Maximiser accounts from December 1, while existing customers will remain unaffected. The account is known for having one of the highest interest rates on the market, currently offering up to 5.75 per cent interest.
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ING stops new applications for popular savings account made famous by the Barefoot Investor

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By Burney Wong Verified
| MSN UK Verified
A major bank is stopping new applications for a savings account made famous by finance guru The Barefoot Investor after more than 17 years on the market. ING will no longer accept applications for its Savings Maximiser accounts from December 1, while existing customers will remain unaffected. The account is known for having one of the highest interest rates on the market, currently offering up to 5.75 per cent interest.
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Albanese government strips Islamic media group taxpayer grant over antisemitic sham claims

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By Burney Wong Verified
| MSN Malaysia Verified
The federal government plans to revoke a $308,000 grant awarded to an Islamic media group after it published online content claiming several antisemitic attacks in Sydney were 'all a sham'. The Department of Home Affairs had initially awarded Western Sydney-based OnePath Network a taxpayer-funded grant through the Multicultural Media Transformation and Sustainability Program in April.
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