Free $25 Bonus on ING Direct Orange Savings Account

ING Direct is offering $25 bonus on Orange Savings Account (3% APY) opened with $250 or more.

This offer is NOT available on ING Direct website. Use the links below to get your bonus.

Promotion Link 1 : ING Direct $25 bonus on Orange Savings Account [Updated 6/01/2008]
Promotion Link 2 : ING Direct $25 bonus on Orange Savings Account [Updated 6/01/2008]

If you click on a link and you get the message shown below, that means that link is already used/expired. Then you can use the other link.

You will get this message if the link is already used/expired.
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We’re sorry, but the referral link within the email you received has expired and is no longer valid. We recommend that you contact the sender and ask them to re-send the referral email. Or click ‘Continue’ to proceed with the application process without the account opening bonus.
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ING DIRECT ORANGE SAVINGS ACCOUNT

High interest, no fees, no service charges, no kidding.
With an Orange Savings Account, you earn a variable 3.00% Annual Percentage Yield (effective 03/19/08) with a level of flexibility, freedom, and security you simply won't find at other banks. And because your account is FDIC insured, your account is secure.

No required minimum balances.
There is no minimum balance required to open your Orange Savings Account, and you don't have to keep a specific balance in your account to qualify for a high interest rate. No matter how much you have on deposit, the rate is still 3.00% APY.


No fees. No service charges. No penalties. No hidden costs.
ING DIRECT's Orange Savings Account won't burden you with fees or service charges. Period. So you earn high interest on your money.

24-hour access to your account, and you don't even have to change banks.
An Orange Savings Account makes your money available to you whenever you need it. If you have an Electric Orange, you can transfer any or all of your available balance from your Orange Savings Account into your Electric Orange and have it instantly available for debit card or check purchases and payments. When you open your Orange Savings Account, it is automatically linked to the checking account used for your initial deposit. You can make deposits or withdraw funds by transferring money between your accounts online, through our Interactive Phone Service, or by speaking with an ING DIRECT Sales Associate.

Pay Yourself First!
The Automatic Savings Plan allows you to automatically have a fixed amount of money regularly transferred to your high interest Orange Savings from your linked checking account. You will be saving your money effortlessly and will have money for a rainy day or to achieve your dreams. You can either call us or set up your Automatic Savings Plan on this website. You specify how much money you would like transferred, and how often you would like it moved. This is the simple, easy way to really grow your Orange Savings Account.

Start making more money on your savings right now.
You don't have to switch your bank; simply activate your Orange Savings Account today and start earning interest that will actually amount to something. While your APY may change at any time based on market conditions, you are assured high interest with an ING DIRECT Orange Savings Account day after day.

To apply online or download an application, simply click on the "Open an Account" button on this web site and follow the easy instructions. Or you can call 1-800-ING-DIRECT to request an Orange Savings Account Application, which you can complete and return by mail.

Safe and Secure - FDIC Insured
Your deposits at ING DIRECT are FDIC insured up to $100,000 per depositor. Keep in mind that individual and joint accounts are insured separately, so if you have both types of accounts with us, your total deposits can be insured up to $200,000; that's up to $100,000 in all of your individual accounts, and up to an additional $100,000 in all of your joint accounts. ING DIRECT's FDIC certificate number is 35489. You can learn more about the FDIC at their website, www.fdic.gov. We are registered with the FDIC under the name ING Bank, fsb.