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    Tuesday, November 18, 2008 From Getting To Enough - view blog entries - visit this blog
November 18, 2008 at 9:31 pm ET Yesterday, I finally decided to leave ING Direct after six years and was trying to decide where to open up a replacement account. I was looking for a replacement with consistently high rates that also allowed me to use Direct Connect with Quicken so that I could update Quicken with one-click, instead of having [...] ... (more) News and Blogs: Tuesday, November 18, 2008 (4 clicks)
From Consumerism Commentary - view blog entries - visit this blog
November 18, 2008 at 12:15 pm ET I’ve added more $25 bonus codes for new ING Direct customers last night. If you have at least $250 to deposit into a high-yield savings account, use one of these codes to receive a small boost.
You’d Better Watch Out: Gift Cards Can Be Lumps of Coal. If you are considering getting someone a gift card [...] ... (more) Monday, November 17, 2008 From The Sun's Financial Diary - view blog entries - visit this blog
November 17, 2008 at 10:14 pm ET Original Post on The Sun's Financial Diary
IGoChecking Has The Best Interest Checking Account Rate
I am IGoBanking Savings Account customer. Though the bank is no longer my everyday bank as it used to be, I still access my account there quite often. Somehow I still missed their big rate increase of the IGoChecking Checking Account that I mentioned before (I use only their Savings account, not Checking account).
If you are looking for a interest checking account that pays generous return, then IGoChecking could be the one because right now you can earn an very competitive 3.80% APY from IGoChecking! As far ... (more) From Canadian Capitalist - view blog entries - visit this blog
November 17, 2008 at 8:46 pm ET Just like with RRSPs and to some extent, RESPs, Canadians will have three options when it comes to Tax-Free Savings Accounts (TFSA):
Savings TFSA: ING Direct has already announced a TFSA account that can hold cash ... (more) From The Big Picture - view blog entries - visit this blog
November 17, 2008 at 4:20 pm ET “NOTHING the Government does will work until they get rid of these nightmares. Letting credit default swaps (”CDS”) redefine insolvency as failure to post collateral means systemically critical counterparties such as Lehman Brothers or ... (more) Leaving ING Direct Behind (30 clicks)
From Getting To Enough - view blog entries - visit this blog
November 17, 2008 at 9:47 am ET I’ve been using ING Direct for years now, but I’ve finally decided to move to a higher yielding online savings/money market account. ING Direct recently lowered their yield to 2.75%.
On top of that, two other restrictions dissuade me from sticking with them:
1. They don’t allow me to link to my Fidelity accounts, even [...] ... (more) 5 Lesser Known Perks of Costco Membership (21 clicks)
From Blueprint for Financial Prosperity - view blog entries - visit this blog
November 17, 2008 at 7:17 am ET Everyone knows about the cheap Costco gas and the wonderful Costco return policy (though on electronics it has certainly lost some of its teeth), but there are a lot of lesser known perks that members should try to take advantage of. Here are just five of them.
Sharebuilder New Account Promotion
Sharebuilder, recently acquired by ING Direct, [...] ... (more) Sunday, November 16, 2008 From Interesting Money - view blog entries - visit this blog
November 16, 2008 at 10:20 pm ET Need an extra $25? Sure, we could all use some extra cash in this crappy economy. ING Direct is running a promotion for their Orange savings account (see rate wiki). Here’s how the promotion works:
If ... (more) From Seeking Alpha - view blog entries - visit this blog
November 16, 2008 at 2:52 pm ET Trader Mark submits:Normally I ignore the government reports and listen to the companies. But you know it's bad when even the government reports are showing historical readings. Even worse than post 9/11. Imagine this, ... (more) Saturday, November 15, 2008 How Do I Manage My Money? (27 clicks)
From Young Professional Finance Blog - view blog entries - visit this blog
November 15, 2008 at 10:18 pm ET Sometimes I wonder how other people manage their money. I figured I would throw my own way out into the wild and see how it compares to your way. Below I have listed ... (more) Easy $20 for ING checking customers (6 clicks)
From Christian Personal Finance - view blog entries - visit this blog
November 15, 2008 at 9:59 am ET ING wants to pay you to use your Debit card ... If you have an Electric Orange Checking with ING Direct you are eligible to receive $20 from them. All you have to do is use your debit card 5 times during November (purchases more than $10 each) and they will add $20 to your account on December 15th. You can read more about it here. ... (more) Debating About A Farmer Market (5 clicks)
From AL6400 Blog - view blog entries - visit this blog
November 15, 2008 at 1:12 am ET As you may know I was contemplating about going directly to a farmer to see the prices that you can buy items for as it was suggested to me that I could save a lot of money that way. As a result too, recently I have been doing some research and there seems to [...] ... (more) Friday, November 14, 2008 From Mike Fanelli - view blog entries - visit this blog
November 14, 2008 at 5:05 pm ET S&P 500 Week Ended 11.14.08
The S&P 500 Index ended down for the week, as market uncertainty continues to run wild. Between the massive bailout plans of Congress, the uncertainty of the U.S. auto companies, and ... (more) From Seeking Alpha - view blog entries - visit this blog
November 14, 2008 at 2:15 pm ET Felix Salmon submits: Dick Parsons, lead outside director of Citigroup, is sounding just a tiny bit defensive these days:We are confident that the direction our management team has set is the right direction -- and ... (more) From Fund My Mutual Fund - view blog entries - visit this blog
November 14, 2008 at 2:15 pm ET Normally I ignore the government reports and listen to the companies. But you know it's bad when even the government reports are showing historical readings. Even worse than post 9/11. Imagine this, with ... (more) Zoomf parent company in administration (2 clicks)
From Real Estate Newsblog - view blog entries - visit this blog
November 14, 2008 at 2:14 pm ET Arclight Media former parent company for Zoomf has been put into administration according to The Negotiator. Arclight was founded in September 2005 and led by managing director Rod Dowler and product director Mike Carter, ... (more) From Consumerism Commentary - view blog entries - visit this blog
November 14, 2008 at 11:15 am ET As some of the more popular banks like ING Direct, HSBC Direct and FNBO Direct lower their interest rates, other less-known banks are appearing in their place with higher rates. Some of these banks do not have reputations yet and haven’t been in the public eye for long. Here are a few that [...] ... (more) From The Sun's Financial Diary - view blog entries - visit this blog
November 14, 2008 at 10:14 am ET Original Post on The Sun's Financial Diary
WTDirect Lowered Savings Account Rate to 3.06% APY
Just received a note from WTDirect regarding their rate change. The bank has lowered its WTDirect Savings Account rate to 3.06% APY from the previous rate of 3.31%. Actually, I though 3.31% APY was a pretty decent rate, with the only drawback [...]
Related posts:ING Direct Lowered Orange Savings Account Rate to 2.75% APYHSBC Dropped Rate for Online Savings AccountFed Lowered Interest Rate in an Attempt to Halt Stock Market Free-fallE*Trade Complete Savings Account now 3.30% APYWaMu Online Savings Account Now 3.75% APY< ... (more) Which is it, Deflation or Inflation? (1 click)
From PennyJobs.com - view blog entries - visit this blog
November 14, 2008 at 9:46 am ET Economics are scrambling to understand the direction of the economy to provide investors the critical information they need. Just a few months ago, in August inflation was rising very fast hitting a five year high ... (more) Additional $50 from ING Direct (6 clicks)
From My Dollar Plan - view blog entries - visit this blog
November 14, 2008 at 9:29 am ET Now that we’ve all gotten our ING $25 Bonus, it’s time to cash in for $50 more!
Heather A. sent me an email about a great deal she found by signing up for a new Electric Orange checking account at ING Direct.
$50 Sign Up Bonus
Here is how to get your $50 bonus:
You must have an [...] ... (more) From Bank Deals - view blog entries - visit this blog
November 14, 2008 at 9:07 am ET iGObanking.com has raised the yield on its online checking account from 3% to 3.80% APY. iGOBanking came out with this checking account last May. At the launch the yield was 2.65% APY. So the rate ... (more) THE FINTAG NEWSLETTER (at) 14 November 2008 (4 clicks)
From FiNTAG - view blog entries - visit this blog
November 14, 2008 at 12:14 am ET FINTAG COMMENTPeople want more for less.This line is taken from a quote reported yesterday by a BT spokesman following the firing of ten thousand workers. Like this news letter, less should be more and more ... (more) Thursday, November 13, 2008 Random Personal Finance Thoughts (2 clicks)
From MoneyBeagle - view blog entries - visit this blog
November 13, 2008 at 8:09 pm ET It’s random thought day! Sort of like the Potpurri category on Jeopardy! (is that real or just the SNL Celebrity Jeopardy version?) here are some non-related thoughts I have which tie to personal finance, the ... (more) From Canadian Money Blogs Reviewer - view blog entries - visit this blog
November 13, 2008 at 7:23 pm ET Many blogs have reported it (including this one!), but here's another reminder: ING Direct gives you a bonus until the end of the year if you register right now for their TFSA account.--- Go ... (more) From Seeking Alpha - view blog entries - visit this blog
November 13, 2008 at 8:38 am ET Robert Salomon submits: It looks almost certain that the U.S. Government will provide aid to the Big Three automakers, and as early as next week (see Frank’s Plan Gives Ford, GM, Chrysler $25 Billion). Although ... (more) Items 1 - 25 of 961
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