Anyone else love ING direct?

[ScrimpAndSave]

I seriously do. I have saved so much by having my money directly deposited to it!

Yay!

[cindyg86]

i love it! i have an account with 3 savings accounts in that one... so nice!

very great service and the transfers go through so quick!

[responduser]

Also offers the highest savings rates with no fees and no minimums.

[sweeps]

Originally Posted by responduser

Also offers the highest savings rates with no fees and no minimums.

No fees and no minimums, yes. Highest savings rates, no.

[responduser]

Originally Posted by sweeps

No fees and no minimums, yes. Highest savings rates, no.

An FDIC insured national bank offering one of the highest savings rates with no fees and no minimums.

This is there in their site description.

[sweeps]

"Highest savings rates" and "one of the highest savings rates" are 2 different things.

[MomofFour]

Can accounts be opened for minors there?

[sweeps]

Yes, open your account first with the $25 bonus. Then "refer" the account to yourself for additional bonuses of $10+$25 each. (You will need $250 for each deposit. The $250 can be withdrawn after about 3 weeks I think it is.) You open the accounts as joint accounts... Your child is the primary, you are the secondary.

[bjl584]

I have an account, but I really don't love them. Their customer service has been good the few times that I had to call them, but their interest rates aren't that competetive. Most of my cash is in my IGObanking account right now.

[threebeansalad]

Love ING! I just opened a 12-month CD at 3.3% yesterday. I've earned a good deal through their $10 bonuses, too.

[cooliemae]

I have to say that I do love ING. While I know that their rates are usually a tad lower than other sites, the fact that I can have my checking and savings through them is great! So even the money sitting in my checking account is drawing great interest rates for a free checking account!

[StanFatherof3]

I love my ING accounts, too. In fact, I even influenced my church to open a business savings account for the savings. I know they can't transfer it back to their checking account quickly and that it's earning more interest than it was at our local bank.

[10can]

Originally Posted by sweeps

Yes, open your account first with the $25 bonus. Then "refer" the account to yourself for additional bonuses of $10+$25 each. (You will need $250 for each deposit. The $250 can be withdrawn after about 3 weeks I think it is.) You open the accounts as joint accounts... Your child is the primary, you are the secondary.

I thought I read in the terms that the $25 bonus was limited to one per household?

[rupeeman]

yea i also hold an account with ING direct really nice interest rates and highly qualified executives to sort out the problems for investments and makes every consumer satisfied...

[sweeps]

Originally Posted by 10can

I thought I read in the terms that the $25 bonus was limited to one per household?

If so, it's not enforced.

[NumberCruncher]

Big ING fan...2 Sharebuilder accounts, checking and savings.

Cheers,
NumberCruncher

[MelC]

Originally Posted by cindyg86

i love it! i have an account with 3 savings accounts in that one... so nice!

very great service and the transfers go through so quick!

Question- why 3 accounts? I only have one, just wondering if there is some sort of tip I dont know about!

[honeichild]

I have an ING account and love watching it grow.

People have more than one account to save for different things. I love that ING gives you that option.

[buzz]

ING's stock dividend is yielding 7.2% for me. That's in addition to the stock's value being up 16% since I bought it in Feb. I like ING just fine.

Okay, maybe a little off-topic.

[KatieNK]

I have 2 accounts with ING but we moved all the money to one account because we thought we would earn more interest if all the money was lumped together- since bigger sums earn more interest. Is this true or are we crazy?