ING Direct Proffers Yet Another Weak Attempt At Retaining Customers

I still have cash at ING Direct, so maybe the strategy of staying on the bottom of the top works. The interest rate they offer is 4.25% APY as of this morning. While this is miles above the national average, they’re still at the bottom of the online savings list.

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