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Old 06-25-2007, 01:09 PM
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I have an orange savings account which I don't really use anymore (switched to HSBC for the better rate) But I was thinking of switching my student loans from pulling from my checking account to pull from the orange savings account. That way I would still be paying my bills but I would also make some interest on the deal. Does anyone know if ING allows for funds to be withdrawn for payments?
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ING has a checking account option for some folk, we use it to pay bills.
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Old 06-25-2007, 09:26 PM
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HSBC has a Billpay account that pays 2.5 %. Transfers between savings and billpay are instantaneous. Transfers from savings to billpay count against your 6 per statement cycle limit, though.
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I am pretty sure that you run into some limits on transfers if you use the ING direct acct.
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Is the transfer limit for all accounts combined, or for each account?
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