Recommend a savings account please..

[swiss taff]

I know some of you on here are working in the Banking/Finance sector, so I would like to ask if you could recommend an e-savings account that will give me max gain from 1 year investment
Please all feel free to offer you input
Cheers,
st

 

[russ]

egg.com

often have good deals

 

[j_love01]

http://www.INGDIRECT.com

2.80% Annual Percentage Yield on an FDIC-insured savings account with no fees, required minimums or service charges. I've used them for the past year or so and I love it. The online banking is superb and the percentage yield usually goes up every 6 months or so.

If you decide to go with them shoot me a PM with your name and email. I can get you a free $25 for signing up with them.

~Jason

 

[Robo]

ING. 5%

 

[mambobirdette]

Mambo's pocket!!!

 

[NITEFLY]

i remember the pocket

 

[Totally Spangled]

Halifax have a 6% fixed savers account

 

[MyVenture]

ING Direct

 

[naddyz]

Yeah, ING rocks. It's so flexible and easy, and you get 5%, which is a lot more than I get in my barclays account ... 0.1% the stingy bastards.... www.ingdirect.co.uk

 

[mambobirdette]

i remember the pocket

Its got a lot smaller since you escaped!!

 

[silvia]

ING

I've been with them for the last 5 years, first it was 4% now it's 2,65% but still worth. Really good mortgages and all stuff, excellent service

 

[NITEFLY]

i remember the pocket

Its got a lot smaller since you escaped!!

i bet i could still fit in it

 

[mambobirdette]

i bet i could still fit in it

Well . . you are only tiny after all !

 

[swiss taff]

Thanks all for the info, just seen that Capital one are looking good also

 

[nish]

Which one did you go for mate?

 

[swiss taff]

Which one did you go for mate?

Still not yet decided but Capital one sounds good
How you you doing fella

 

[nish]

Im thinking of getting one myself good fellow

Things are so so.

Bit shit being skint though

Looking MUCHO forward to Glastonbury

And yourself?