DKTVPN said:How to open another account for my 7 years old daughter and still get $50 bonus and referal from my ING account?

You can't combine both the $50 and the referral bonus - just get the $50 bonus (50>35).

anyone having problems logging into INGDirect today? I have been trying all morning no luck..trying to set up one more transfer before i leave.

I received mine about a week after I started the process of opening the account. After it was completely finished then I received my 50.00.

bassmanben said:anyone having problems logging into INGDirect today? I have been trying all morning no luck..trying to set up one more transfer before i leave.

I have been having a problem getting to the log on screen. It always gives a redirect errpor message in FireFox 1.0.3 and in IE 6, it timeout's

Piedone said:Are there any referrals bonuses if you recommend it to someone else and if yes, how does it actually work? I've tried to look this over at ING but couldn't find it. Thanks!

Yes,

Logon, click the Earn $$- Refer a friend link at the bottom of the page.

Pass in your friends name/email.

If they join using the invite you send them, they get $25 and you get $10.

yah i still can't manage to get it. I tried the ING Direct (Canada), and I put my customer # in there, and my pin. no luck, and I even tried my account #.

you would think that you would be able to do it, because when I installed Money, they put an ING link on my desktop.

I was reading somewhere else that to get the 25 you need to go thru a referal link, Is the one thru fat wallet a referal link? Or does someone want to PM me one. I'd like to open an account it would double the intrest I'm currently making.

duhmel said:They only allow single or joint accounts - no trust or payable on death accounts. Can't use this if you want these funds to avoid probate.

Only a few banks still ask or provide the POD account option. Without one and upon the account holder's death, the bank will either disburse the funds in your account in accordance with your probated will or, if you die intestate (meaning "without a will"), the state's intestate succession laws will govern the transfer. If the latter takes place, the relative specified in the applicable intestate succession statute will be entitled to the money. I am not aware of any major US banks that still give you the option of designating a POD beneficiary since the potential liability that is often associated with such accounts is not worth it to the banks. As a practical solution to the POD issue, I would suggest creating a joint account with the person you want to inherit your money and, assuming that you trust that person, asking him/her to refrain from accessing your account until your death.

It seems a bit long for my check as well.

On ING, it says "Funds generally move between your Orange account and your linked account within 3 business days." But my last three transfers needed a whole week exactly to clear.