Instant 10% return on your money for new ING customers

November 4th, 2008 | by mbhunter |

These days I’m sure people are worried about return of their investment instead of return on their investment, but if you’re a new ING customer you can get earn $25 on an initial deposit of $250 or more.  That’s up to a 10% kickback on your deposit into this FDIC-insured account!

I’ve put up some fresh referral links from readers of Mighty Bargain Hunter on the ING $25 Bonus page if you qualify:

  • You must be a brand-new ING customer (current customers are not eligible)
  • You must make an initial deposit of $250 or more (not including any bonus you qualify for)
  • You must follow a valid referral link (I’ll explain this on the bonus page)

If you don’t qualify, you can still sign up for an account of course, but please use a sign-up link on this page so that my readers have a better chance at their $10 thank-you referral bonuses.  (You’ll get this opportunity after you sign up as well!)

The Orange Savings Account has great rates, no fees, and no minimums, but above all it has a stable, solid web interface that instills confidence at a time where it’s sorely needed.

If you have $250 lying around, grab an ING $25 bonus.  I’m pretty sure you’ll like it!

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  1. 2 Responses to “Instant 10% return on your money for new ING customers”

  2. By Ana on Nov 5, 2008 | Reply

    While this is a good deal, I’m going to be frank here: the stability I’m looking for has nothing to do with a solid web interface and everything to do with a solid bank! A business cannot stand on it’s website alone.

  3. By mbhunter on Nov 6, 2008 | Reply

    ING accounts are FDIC-insured. Even if FDIC is underfunded, you’ll get your money back. The Fed needs to keep the money flowing. If the FDIC showed any signs of folding, there would be huge bank runs, which can’t happen if the Fed is going to continue business as usual.

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