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Speaking of online banking, does anyone have any feedback about the online savings account. Like the ING Orange Savings account. I am thinking about setting one up but I would like to hear from someone who's done it
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How things change!
I LOVE online banking AND I pay MOST of my bills online. Since the Post Master is forever increasing the rate of postage, I will be going 100% with paying my bills online. |
lol--I use it quite a bit, too. It makes things so easy, and the new security measures are reassuring.
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The only down side is that if you need to take money out, it takes 2-3 business days for the money to post to your checking account. |
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As for the savings, I have it set up to automatically transfer from my checking account on a bi-weekly basis (i.e. when my e-paycheck hits the bank). The only thing about ING savings is that you have to be sure of how much money you're able to deposit at a given time. It can take a week to get the funds released back into another, more fluid, account. But, if you're good with money, it's a great option. There are other services that can get you higher rates at times, but through trial and error, I have found ING direct to be the most consistent, secure and user-friendly service. |
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I love online banking as well. I think its been years since I've set foot inside a bank lobby.
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I love my ING accounts. I have a checking, and a savings account with them. I also like the fact that they offer CDs with good rates, as well as the ability to invest through their partnership with Sharebuilder. For beginning investors like myself, they have a great deal of information on the ins and outs of investing in the stock market, etc.
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I have been doing online banking since my bank started charging for visiting a teller and charging a fee each month. Granted its only $6 but that adds up over time! I am interested in the IDA (individual development accounts). Anyone have info about those?
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I've had an ING account for at least 5 years now. The interest rate is great (it's been more than 4% for what seems like forever). The only drawback is that you have to wait usually a couple of days to get any money as it has to transfer to an account from which you can retrieve cash directly. You might want to place a small amount of emergency money into that account but put the bulk of the money that you won't need to access w/in a day or so into ING.
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I use my online banking daily in order to check my balance and keep up with my transactions. I transfer between savings/checking, too. I don't pay my bills from it, but it has been very beneficial to me. I find it very easy to pop in and out when I need to check on transactions.
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I have thought about ING but haven't done anything about it yet, especially since they are US HQ right here in DE. |
You're welcome Titan! It may also help you to set up the ING account such that money transfers automatically from one account into your ING account a couple of days after you get paid or at whatever frequency you deem suitable. I have this setup and I don't even think about the transfers. It basically saves automatically for me.
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