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Passed an Orange Milestone

by Flexo on September 9, 2006

in Saving

Orange InterestLast month, I passed a small milestone. I’ve collected more than $1,000 (before taxes) in interest in my ING Direct savings account. While I no longer keep all of my savings there, with banks like Emigrant Direct and HSBC Direct offering better rates, it has been nice to see this particular number growing month after month.

Interest earned is one number, out of all my financial data, I know will never decrease.

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1 James September 11, 2006 at 1:11 am

Flexo, based on your experience with these three banks, which has the best web features? I was going to put some money in one of these banks. While researching them, I stumbled on this website.

I’ve found a lot of other useful information here and plan on browsing daily.

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2 Flexo September 11, 2006 at 1:17 am

What kind of features do you need? See the email I sent for some details about each bank’s online features.

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