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ING goes"bye buy"
#11
So what was the other online hi-interest savings bank that people were recommending?
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#12
ally
http://www.ally.com/
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#13
ing DIRECT???
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#14
So I can't touch the ball anymore?
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#15
We have one grand with INC. It's been hogging up the space there for 3-4 years now. Capitol One might charge a fee for having such a low minimum balance, no?
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#16
Ally bank has a great 5 year CD paying 2.4%.

The best part about it is they only levy a 60 day interest penalty for early withdrawls. So even if you only keep it there for a year, you still beat a 1 year CD.
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#17
How .ING sucky....
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#18
bhaveshp wrote:
Ally bank has a great 5 year CD paying 2.4%.

The best part about it is they only levy a 60 day interest penalty for early withdrawls. So even if you only keep it there for a year, you still beat a 1 year CD.

That is good to know. Edit: looks like at current rates (1%) for savings accounts, you'd only have to stay in 6 months for this to break even. Cool.
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#19
ztirffritz wrote:
So what was the other online hi-interest savings bank that people were recommending?
I don't know Ally rates, but Zions bank often vies for the top savings rate. Lately 1.1%
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#20
Marc Anthony wrote:
I'm wondering if this also means that Sharebuilder got bought, or if its assets were separate.

that is a VERY good question.

I have both accounts.
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