Make your money earn more money!
With the rise of eBay, PayPal, Online Bill Pay and more the internet has become a great place to spend money. Why not make it a place where you can Save money also?
This is a run down of some of the best options for saving your money with no risk.
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Fair Warning: Just because a bank account has the highest yield, it doesn't necessarily mean it's best for you! Make sure and research minimums, customer service history, and any other factors you feel are important before Choosing a Savings Account.
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ING Direct Banking Summary
- No Minimum to Open
- a 4.30 % rate (as of 9/21/2007)
- No Maintenance fees
- 3 business days to transfer to and from account
- Automated Deposits
- Sub-Accounts for different savings goals (This is really nice!)
Take a Deeper Look at High Yield Savings Accounts
High Yield Online Savings Account reviews
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ING Bank
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ING DIRECT is an online bank with the backing of one of the biggest financial companies in the world : ING . They offer a high-yield savings account and interest checking at much higher rates than brick and mortar banks. When you save money, why not...
WTDirect: High Yields for $10,000
WT Direct has very high rates, but the minimum balance is significant
What are you waiting for? Get Saving!
How do you Save?
Tips for Online Savings Accounts
Do you have any tips on opening a high yield savings account?
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- Chris Chris Nov 18, 2008 @ 12:44 pm
- Ive been researching high yield savings accounts for some time. Found an online bank, venturebankdirect.com that is offering 3.8% APY with no minimums. Set up was fast and easy. They are also FDIC insured which is a major concern of mine.
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- Fellow_Investor Fellow_Investor May 20, 2008 @ 8:18 pm
- If you are searching for a high Interest savings account within Australia, two additional resources you may want to consider are www.raboplus.com.au and www.macquarieprivatewealth.com.au
However, as Loyalis rightly pointed out, "just because a bank account has the highest yield, it doesn't necessarily mean it's best for you! Make sure and research minimums, customer service history, and any other factors you feel are important before choosing a savings account."
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