Great account from ING keeps getting better. If you haven't seen any of the other discussion threads here and elsewhere, ING is a large bank that isn't going anywhere, not a fly-by-night operation. The Orange Savings account is an online-only, no-minimum account that offers unbeatable rates. It is linked to a checking account you already own, and money gets transferred between the two to facilitate your saving/spending. They have a scheduled withdrawal feature to help you save regularly. Transactions take a few business days, and deposits have a hold of a few days before you can withdraw that sum again, but all in all its all the liquidity and return of a money market account without the large minimum balance or potential to lose money.
http://www.ingdirect.com/
Above link is quite clean for those looking to sign up. However, feel free to PM me if you'd like a referral good for $25 in your account at opening 🙂
*EDIT* A heads-up to prospective account holders:
When a referral is used, the referred person receives $25 immediately in their balance (though it can't be withdrawn for some business days). The referrer receives $10. Both are considered "accrued interest" for tax purposes.
Also, there is no limit to the amount of referrals one can provide. This doesn't work like Google GMail, where invites are handed out once in a while; anyone is free to sign up with the link in the OP with no strings attached, or to be referred by ANY ING member at ANY time for a signup bonus.
Some people's assertions of "having a few ING referrals left" look like they are trying to take advantage of people's assumptions on how the referral program works. I believe in full disclosure on matters like this.
http://www.ingdirect.com/
Above link is quite clean for those looking to sign up. However, feel free to PM me if you'd like a referral good for $25 in your account at opening 🙂
*EDIT* A heads-up to prospective account holders:
When a referral is used, the referred person receives $25 immediately in their balance (though it can't be withdrawn for some business days). The referrer receives $10. Both are considered "accrued interest" for tax purposes.
Also, there is no limit to the amount of referrals one can provide. This doesn't work like Google GMail, where invites are handed out once in a while; anyone is free to sign up with the link in the OP with no strings attached, or to be referred by ANY ING member at ANY time for a signup bonus.
Some people's assertions of "having a few ING referrals left" look like they are trying to take advantage of people's assumptions on how the referral program works. I believe in full disclosure on matters like this.