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kidchico
- Member
posted: Aug. 11, 2006 @ 7:29p
Do you think that the Capitalone account (currently 5.00%) is going to stay ahead of ING(4.35%) consistently? I have a CapitalOne creditcard and an INGdirect account, but I am thinking of switching to the Capitalone account. Suggestions? |
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kkkguo
- Happy Member
posted: Aug. 30, 2006 @ 9:32a
the rate is now 4.80%, what is wrong with it?? (( |
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Savemeister
- Ancient Member
posted: Aug. 30, 2006 @ 9:39a
kkkguo said:the rate is now 4.80%, what is wrong with it?? ((
Well! I'm not sure what Capital One's track record has been......but it seems that they have only become more competitive since Citibank started their "e-Savings" and before that they were more in ING Direct camp. Anyway, I guess the question now becomes how soon should people consider shifting a percentage of MM funds into CD's while rates are still high! |
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crash22
- Addicted Member
posted: Aug. 30, 2006 @ 10:46a
kkkguo said:the rate is now 4.80%, what is wrong with it?? (( Ouch! And I just opened a Cap One on-line account a few months ago.
I was hoping to find a B&M bank with competitive rates (B&M and On-Line accounts) and convenient locations. I prefer not scattering my savings all over the place.
May look into the Citibank account now (providing it's rate doesn't drop too). |
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jackiechiles
- Addicted Member
posted: Sep. 16, 2006 @ 12:20p
The new interface is up, although not fully functional as yet. WAY better than the old site. Now, let's hope they get that rate cranked back up again. |
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xerty
- Senior Member - 2K
posted: Sep. 22, 2006 @ 6:56p
I closed my account today, inspired by the troubles mentioned here regarding their new systems, where $0 balance accounts were being prematurely closed! I had figured I could leave a few bucks there to keep the account open in case they raised their rates. The last straw was when I tried to log in they wanted to update their online security with tons of annoying new questions.
I closed my account by phone, but they asked lots of verification questions there too (about old addresses, etc) so it would probably have been faster to just make up answers to the online stuff and transfer out all the money. For anyone else in my situation, that's my recommendation. |
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doglar
- Thrifty Member
posted: Sep. 22, 2006 @ 7:22p
kidchico said:Do you think that the Capitalone account (currently 5.00%) is going to stay ahead of ING(4.35%) consistently? I have a CapitalOne creditcard and an INGdirect account, but I am thinking of switching to the Capitalone account. Suggestions?
Capital one HYS has stayed ahead or equal to ING since at least July 2003 (when I started tracking). In Jun 2005 ING stopped competing and remained at the bottom of the pack for a very long time. I do not think it will start competing any time soon. |
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mbaker4096
- Senior Member - 1K
posted: Sep. 22, 2006 @ 7:30p
Thanks for linking that in, Xerty...I originally started a post here when I found the UI wasn't showing my transactions, and bumped it up to a brand new thread when the CSR I spoke to told me my account had been closed and my balances sent to Washington's Unclaimed Property department. Needless to say, I wasn't impressed.
Alas, the annoying new security measures are everywhere. I do like the new UI at CapitalOne...it's long needed an overhaul and the new interface is much cleaner and more functional (calendar widgets rock, etc.). I also like their transfers better than HSBCs...HSBC leaves you in limbo for 3 days or so with your funds reflected *nowhere* whereas CapitalOne's always shown in the target account the same day it disappears from the source. |
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