jdewellz said:well, it sounds like it may be time to consider evasive action. no stocks, cd's or bonds. where can i put a few bucks that will be relatively safe if , no when, the bottom drops out. any serious ideas??????? jw
jdewellz said:well, it sounds like it may be time to consider evasive action. no stocks, cd's or bonds. where can i put a few bucks that will be relatively safe if , no when, the bottom drops out. any serious ideas??????? jw
scottydl said:I highly recommend ING Direct for basic savings accounts and CD's. I even have an electronic checking account with them which comes in very handy. Everything is handled online and my ING accounts are linked to my regular checking account. ING's rates are considerably higher than most banks, because they (ING) don't have thousands of brick-and-mortar banks to maintain and employees to pay.
scottydl said:I highly recommend ING Direct for basic savings accounts and CD's. I even have an electronic checking account with them which comes in very handy. Everything is handled online and my ING accounts are linked to my regular checking account. ING's rates are considerably higher than most banks, because they (ING) don't have thousands of brick-and-mortar banks to maintain and employees to pay.
Phil said:I have an ING account and they do have pretty good CD rates but, I have found similar rates at local credit unions.