Privatkundengeschäft: ING-Chef: In Deutschland weiterhin kostenloses Girokonto
Die ING-Gruppe ordnet ihre Kontomodelle neu. An einem beliebten Angebot in Deutschland soll sich aber nichts ändern, verspricht der Konzernchef.
Frankfurt - The Dutch banking giant ING will continue to offer a free standard current account in Germany, according to ING CEO Steven van Rijswijk at the "Handelsblatt-Bankengipfel" event in Frankfurt. Van Rijswijk stated that this will not change. The ING Group is currently rolling out a uniform current account structure across all its markets, with four different models.
Lars Stoy, ING Deutschland's CEO, had previously told Deutsche Presse-Agentur in August that they were still designing the future account models, with the plan to roll them out by mid-2027. Currently, ING Deutschland offers a free current account if monthly deposits are at least €1,000 or the account holder is under 28 years old.
Otherwise, the bank charges a monthly fee of €4.90. Many banks no longer provide a free current account without conditions.
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