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**Enjoymmsq** · 11-15-2006, 10:32 PM

IIRC, the interest is close to 5% (4.75%, maybe a touch higher... I get emails occasionally telling me it's gone up by some tiny increment, so I lose track). So yeah, you should be able to beat that long-term with stocks. Since I'm a) not looking longterm/medium term until we get the new house and b) really unsure about my ability to pick stocks, I'm happy as hell to have the ING account.

-Arrian

11-15-2006, 10:32 PM	#10
Enjoymmsq Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 380 Senior Member	IIRC, the interest is close to 5% (4.75%, maybe a touch higher... I get emails occasionally telling me it's gone up by some tiny increment, so I lose track). So yeah, you should be able to beat that long-term with stocks. Since I'm a) not looking longterm/medium term until we get the new house and b) really unsure about my ability to pick stocks, I'm happy as hell to have the ING account. -Arrian
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