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Is ING waking up???
shown73
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Just had a letter from ING offering a six month savings rate of 6.5%, and 12 months at 6.2%. Only requirement seems to be a minimum amount of five grand. It may not be ground-breaking, but perhaps someone at ING has finally noticed that they are heamorraging savings money, who knows.
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I don't think so because I don't think they have any savers left to lose. They all jumped ship yonks ago.Krusty & Phil Madoff, 1990 - 2007:
"Buy now because house prices only ever go UP, UP, UP."0 -
Compare IceSave's equivalent offerings; 6 months 6.75%, 1 year 6.7%.6.5%, and 12 months at 6.2%Conjugating the verb 'to be":
-o I am humble -o You are attention seeking -o She is Nadine Dorries0 -
ING have a habit of offering different customers (those that stayed!) different things.
A couple of weeks ago I was offered a 6.5% ISA.0 -
Got my statement from ing this morning and I see that I am getting dangerously close to the £2 mark, must withdraw another £1 and give it to icesave do not want to lose out.
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Likewise. It soon mounts up at 1p per month doesn't it?home_alone wrote: »...I see that I am getting dangerously close to the £2 mark,
Seriously though, as an ex customer I re-applied last year for the £50 incentive, and I'm only keeping the account open now in case they start with the referral vouchers again.
I can't be the only one!0 -
Same here have the account just left with hardly anything in it, they must have lost so many customers0
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ad44downey wrote: »I don't think so because I don't think they have any savers left to lose. They all jumped ship yonks ago.
their annual report says otherwise.....they have over £18 billion in their UK savings book!!0 -
their annual report says otherwise.....they have over £18 billion in their UK savings book!!
There are still a lot of people who don't read these forums or are aware of what interest they are getting, a lot of people do not like moving their money anyway, in fact around £3.5 billion was moved out of ING by UK savers last year (inc mine Lol) which is quite a tidy sum to have to make up, according to some sources a similar amount was paid into Icesave!
The thing that annoyed me about ING was when they refused to increase rates inline with others they wrote telling me that I preferred their static rate rather than a headline grabbing one.
FWIW ING phone me up asking me if I would consider going back and when I told him about my annoyance he said that many customers had the same view! Since them I have had lot's of emails and letters from them.
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