
NAB Gold Banking
It’s finally here, a new range of everyday accounts packed with the features everyone’s been asking for. It’s the next generation of banking, and you’ll see benefits everyday.
And if you already have a NAB everyday account it only takes a couple of minutes to swap, and best of all your BSB and account number will remain unchanged.
Key features of NAB smart everyday accounts :
- Access with NAB visa debit
Enables you to make purchases online, over the phone, overseas, or wherever Visa is accepted, using your own money.
- No ATM fees
If you select NAB Gold Banking, you will be able to use any ATM in Australia or overseas without paying additional fees.
- Avoid monthly service fee
By simply making regular monthly deposits, it’s easy to avoid paying the monthly account service fee on any of the NAB smart everyday accounts.
- Enhanced security
Your transactions will be monitored when you press the ‘credit’ button when using your NAB Visa Debit card
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