Comments on: Finding The Best High Yield Savings Account: Rates, Features And Ease Of Use

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Sat, 29 Aug 2009 14:46:26 +0000

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By: FFB

FFB — Wed, 26 Aug 2009 20:37:22 +0000

I’ve been with ING Direct for years now and have never been disappointed with their customer service! Top notch.
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By: Tiffani

Tiffani — Wed, 26 Aug 2009 20:13:51 +0000

I’m getting really competitive rates with a product called easyGROW Checking at First Bank & Trust. You can go to http://www.easyGROWchecking.com for the info (including the current interest rate); but to summarize, it is a free high-yield account that also offers ATM fee refunds when I meet the three qualifications: using my debit card at least ten times, receiving e-Statements, and having a least one direct deposit or automatic payment each cycle. I do all of those things anyway, so it’s been really easy for me to qualify…and they send me an email each month to let me know if I met the qualifications. I have to admit, I love not having to worry about whether or not an ATM is on my network, and the interest is already starting to add up. It only takes $100 deposit to open the account, and there is no minimum balance

By: Craig @ Money Help For Christians

Craig @ Money Help For Christians — Wed, 26 Aug 2009 19:10:38 +0000

Hey Pete. Here is what I would suggest …
The only reason to open two accounts would be if you want to experience both so you can write a review. I have had both accounts (currently with ING). Everbank was my fourth online account and by far my worst experience with a bank. There were compatibility issues with Firefox (my preferred browser), unexplained transfer delays (and even some uncompleted transfers), and finally poor customer service. After I made it through my three month bonus interest rate period I canceled the account. I have banked with ING since 2004. I have never had a negative experience and they have so many awesome features. I have blogged about ING and their features because I am so happy with their service. Besides if you sign up with ING through a referral (like one on my site) you get a $25 bonus. That would likely make up for the rate difference at Everbank.
Happy hunting!
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By: Paul @ Fiscalgeek

Paul @ Fiscalgeek — Wed, 26 Aug 2009 15:30:33 +0000

I’m in the market myself. My credit union currently offers 7.71% up to $1000 but back to 1.2% beyond that plus their online stuff is kind of weak. I’m going to begin the tour around the block, although I have to say the easy sub accounts of ING Direct has me attracted to them.
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