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ING Direct

June 12, 2017 By

ING is an online banking service that offers higher than average interest rates. Currently ING offers an interest rate of 4.15% on its saving s account. You must deposit a minimum of $1.00 to open the account and there are no fees involved with the account. Although it isn’t the highest interest rate offered by an online bank, ING does have one of the easiest sign-up pages (it takes about 10 minutes to sign up) and a friendly website design.

If you sign-up for an ING savings account through a friend, you will get a $25 bonus to your account simply for signing up with a minimum $250 initial deposit (once the deposit is made, there are no minimum requirements or fees – this bonus is not available if you sign up directly from the ING website). For a long discussion about ING and other online banks, you can read this thread. If you’d like a $25 sign-up bonus, you can access the special links here

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