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The annual percentage yield on the ING Orange Savings Account is up 0.1% to 4.35% as of June 30th, 2006.
It’s an even better time to score $25 for opening a new ING Orange Savings Account. I’ll hook you up!
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6 Responses to “ING Orange APY up to 4.35%”
By Financial Freedumb on Jun 30, 2006 | Reply
Ugggh, man I wish ING would just focus on something else like product offerings if they are not going to be giving respectable, at least somewhat, competitive rates…
By Mark Ingle on Jun 30, 2006 | Reply
Thats nice but HBSC just raised it to 5.05% and Emigrant bank usually follow suite. I have very little money left in ING for it lags the other guy on interest. On 100,000 that can make a lot of difference. I did a search and ING is rated the same as HSBC and Emigrant bank.
By mbhunter on Jun 30, 2006 | Reply
For me right now track record is more important than rate … ING has been around for almost 6 years (according to the “interest paid” counter in my account section). HBSC sure does have a good rate, though!
By Alberen on Jul 1, 2006 | Reply
You know, I think chasing returns is more consuming and probably more costly than the benefits you get. Of course all of that depends on how much money you are talking.
By Mark Ingle on Jul 5, 2006 | Reply
Chasing returns I agree but HBSC alsways has higher rates than ING so you aren’t chasing it. Hbsc is also a international bank just like ING and rates the same on bankrate.com
By ChipCt on Sep 14, 2006 | Reply
Yeah. Have HSBC at 5.05, but then found CountryWide at 5.25. Yeah min $10k, and not ‘fee free’ (but the only fee I see is wire transfer, which I do not do). So even with a checking at $250 min (for free) – seems good enough to transfer. FDIC only insures $100k anyway, right. Need to diversify funds and these rates seem good enough.