Tips To Find A Savings Account
Friday, January 27th, 2012Do you want to learn more about web based savings accounts and find an account that is a match for your wishes? If this is the case this article should draw your interest and help you in learning more about internet savings accounts.
I took an interest in online savings accounts because of their fantastic savings rates. Obviously, savings rates are lower in general nowadays, but online savings accounts still beat out bricks and mortar type savings institutions. There are generally no regular charges, no balance minimums, and you can access your money anytime. You can also quite easily link your internet savings account to other accounts, so it’s just as simple to deposit your savings as it is to access it.
If you’re looking for a great savings account, you may just consider the ING savings account from ING Direct. Below is a quick review of the account. This review will help you in understanding why it’s our top savings account.
ING Orange Savings -Located in Wilmington, Delaware, ING is one of the largest financial companies in the world. It operates in 50 countries and is on the NYSE under the symbol ING. There are no costs or low balance stipulations with the ING Orange Savings account. You have account access 24 hours/7 days a week and can contact customer service representative during business hours. The interest is accrued daily, compounded monthly and credited to your available balance at the end of every month. It’s easy to apply and link to your checking accounts and monthly transfers are free. ING is the most competitive in my judgment and serves as home base for our future savings.
Hopefully, this summary on finding a great savings account has given you one or two options to consider when opening a savings account to save for future needs, an automobile maybe a vacation. You can’t get it wrong with this savings account from ING.
And to get a bit more info regarding the best online savings accounts, visit our personal finance blog and read our ing direct savings review.