ING Savings Account

MoneyBunny_3

sounds promissing ;D

Chillum

lisyloo: In response to getting a second account linked to your ING Direct account, here's what I did.

I phoned them to tell them that I wanted to link a second account.

I gave them the necessary details.

To finalise this link, like when you first open the account, I sent them a cheque from the new account to be linked.

Once that cheque has cleared, you will then be given the option to move money to and from the newly linked account.

I hope this helps.

System

Hi,

I've been a reader for a while, but this is my first post.

I'm selling my house, and not moving in to my new one for 6 months.

So I have best part of £50k to stick in a savings account for up to 6 months.

Is ING or CAhoot the best one for me. It obviously needs to be monthly interest with pretty quick access.

Thanks Y'all

lisyloo

Cahoot pays annual interest.

Why do you need monthly interest?
Surely you just need to get hold of the original capital.

If you definitely need or want montly interest then ING is best, but a lower rate.

DiggingOut

Is ING or CAhoot the best one for me.  It obviously needs to be monthly interest with pretty quick access.

Just to make sure it is clear, if you go with the cahoot annual interest, it doesn't mean you won't get your interest if you take the money out before the end of the year.

If you take your money out and close the account, you will get all the interest when you close the account. If you take the money out and leave the account open, you will have earned interest for all the time the money was in the account -- it just won't be paid until the end of the year.

System

I apologise - clearly someone had deleted the post - why they were allowed to , is only somethig the site admin can answer - but allowing it after a certain number of minutes, only confuses others.

I was wrong - I will not post on these forums again.

I am sorry.

lisyloo

Ian - don't leave.
We are all quite friendly here.
It would be a shame to leave just because you got something wrong once.
You have apologised and for me that's good enough.

Maybe try ansking a few questions first next time as usually there is an explanation for something.

I can't see any need to leave - that would be a shame.

DiggingOut

Come back, Ian99! You don't have to leave.

Oh, sure, we might ask for a little more sackcloth and ashes, a little more abject repentance, a few more tears.

What you really should do is register with a different name. You can be born again with a new identity, and no one will know who you are! The past is wiped clean. ;D

trafalgar_2

I apologise - clearly someone had deleted the post - why they were allowed to , is only somethig the site admin can answer - but allowing it after a certain number of minutes, only confuses others.

I was wrong - I will not post on these forums again.

I am sorry.

Lisyloo is right Ian ,it was a genuine mistake and as you say a post being deleted confused things as well :-/

Don't go , I promise you'll get to like it and theres loads of useful info on this site ;D ;D

Give it a chance.you'll soon be addicted just like the rest of us ;D ;D

robnye

ian99

dont go....

the more the merrier.....

your opinion is sorely saught after......

even those of us who are stubborn to change/difference of opinion, sometimes pick up little tidbits...........!