I realize a bunch of us have ING accounts and are moving money to Superior/Emigrant for the 3%. I have been reading that people have said that they can ACH in/out using CapOne (they make two deposits, you verify the amout). For ING, you have to send in a voided check. Doesn't this one feature make CapOne more attractive than ING?

undefined said:When I opened my ING account I did not have to send a voided check. I had to verify two small deposits.

True, initial deposit at ING links it to your checking account without a voided check. But to add additional links, you do need to send physical voided checks.

And yes, it is a very nice perk of CapitalOne that you can easily add as many linked accounts as you want. I use my Cap1 account sometimes as a go-between from the rest of my banks to SuperiorSavings, which regretably does not have an online interface at all.

This thread has info on it :
"Capital One Savings Account (2.25%) - now with better transfers"

alcibiades -- thanks; didn't know about the other thread

johto -- i think someone has five linked. not sure what the limitis.

Capital One Savings Account (2.25%) - now with better transfers . The old thread got archived.