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ING Direct Orange Savings Account

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Originally posted by: Safeway
So is no one mad that it was such a tiny bump in APY?

Nope especially when corporate B&M banks are < 1.00%

Even my CU is under 1% unless you have $10,000.00 then it's 1.00%

LOL
 
just signed up with ING Direct last week, part of my New Year's resolution to save more money (other than spare change 😛).

Fast and easy, although I timed it poorly and I have to to wait till the end of this holiday weekend for the security check desposits to post to my checking account, so I can activate the account fully.
 
OT (sorta), but when did ING start requiring a $250 "initial" deposit to receive the sign on bonus? (That was stated on their website after I sent a referral today)
 
Originally posted by: Engineer
OT (sorta), but when did ING start requiring a $250 "initial" deposit to receive the sign on bonus? (That was stated on their website after I sent a referral today)

A few months ago and it sucks 🙁
 
Originally posted by: RossMAN
Originally posted by: Engineer
OT (sorta), but when did ING start requiring a $250 "initial" deposit to receive the sign on bonus? (That was stated on their website after I sent a referral today)

A few months ago and it sucks 🙁

If you're looking at a higher yield savings account, having less than $250 in there is worthless.
 
Originally posted by: Otaking
Sadly, my ING account is still gaining more interest than my mutual funds. 🙁

I think I've done OK with my mutual funds, 10.7% gain between April 15th when I opened up the account and Dec. 30. Diversity FTW 🙂
 
Originally posted by: mwtgg
Originally posted by: RossMAN
Originally posted by: Engineer
OT (sorta), but when did ING start requiring a $250 "initial" deposit to receive the sign on bonus? (That was stated on their website after I sent a referral today)

A few months ago and it sucks 🙁

If you're looking at a higher yield savings account, having less than $250 in there is worthless.

While true, I still want my referral bonus ($10) for those who do sign up regardless of "their" initial depost! 😀
 
Originally posted by: Engineer
Originally posted by: mwtgg
Originally posted by: RossMAN
Originally posted by: Engineer
OT (sorta), but when did ING start requiring a $250 "initial" deposit to receive the sign on bonus? (That was stated on their website after I sent a referral today)

A few months ago and it sucks 🙁

If you're looking at a higher yield savings account, having less than $250 in there is worthless.

While true, I still want my referral bonus ($10) for those who do sign up regardless of "their" initial depost! 😀

It's just not worth it for ING to just give out money like that if people aren't depositing 'enough'. 🙂
 
heh if they had done this like a couple months ago, i might not have moved out most of the five figure amount or whatever i did.

Emigrant hasn't raised their rates for a long time now.
 
I'm thinking about moving part of my money into ING managed mutual funds, but while reading through the prospectus, it seems like the 3.8% from the Orange savings account is better than the funds!

Someone please correct me if I am wrong.
 
Originally posted by: RossMAN
We just gave away our last ING referral, might look into an HSBC or Presidential account now.



Been using presidential for awhile now (1yr+) they are good. 4.12%
 
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