What’s the biggest thing to happen to you financially? Here’s what Erin – a self-professed insurance geek who’s married to a network security geek – had to say about our Question of the Month. The newly married tend to romanticize …
A recent research study reports that nearly 50% of Americans say they “definitely” or “probably” couldn’t come up with $2,000 in 30 days. According to the study, this puts them in the land of financial fragility—in other words, they’re living …
At ING DIRECT, we always try to improve, finding ways to do things better. But we recognize that in our ambition to get better, it’s easy to fixate on our weaknesses—so we also try to recognize the things we do …
Have you ever stuck with a routine simply because it seemed easier to keep operating the same way—even when you knew change could make you happier? We asked our Customer Bloggers to tell us about how they’ve upended the status …
Our CEO of Saving, Arkadi Kuhlmann, was interviewed on The CEO TV Show, hosted by Robert Reiss. In this episode—the first of five—they discuss Kuhlmann’s vision for ING DIRECT, the company’s unconventional business model and his ambitions for the future …
ING DIRECT is breaking ground for its 8th Café—this time, as part of the San Francisco community. As always, we’re not looking to be another bank on the block—we’re looking to be a part of the vibrant spirit of the …
Is there a single event that turned retirement from a far-off to-do into a real, stark reality? We asked our Customer Bloggers to weigh in. Here’s what Nancy, 63, had to say. “Wow! For the first time in my life …
Is there a single event that turned retirement from a far-off to-do into a real, stark reality? We asked our Customer Bloggers to weigh in. Here’s what Alicia, a 27-year old Mississippian, had to say. Ever get about halfway down …
Is there a single event that turned retirement from a far-off to-do into a real, stark reality? We asked our Customer Bloggers to weigh in. Here’s what T.J., a 25-year old in NYC, had to say. I’m in my first …
What’s the biggest thing to happen to you financially? Here’s what Erin – a self-professed insurance geek who’s married to a network security geek – had to say about our Question of the Month. The newly married tend to romanticize …
Think home ownership’s something to aspire to, but still out of reach? Here’s what Sarah, a 20-something Savings Associate who loves her weekend-long home-improvement show marathons, says about her change of heart: I’m usually perfectly happy renting an apartment – …
What’s the biggest thing to happen to you financially? Here’s what Liz – an LA-based event planner who hopes to be debt-free in 3 years – had to say about our Question of the Month. Last month, for the very …
How do you define being a Saver? Here’s what Nick – a Midwestern golfer, reader and Saver – had to say about our Question of the Month. I define being a Saver as acting like a squirrel. See, a Saver …
How do you define being a Saver? Here’s what Michelle – a CPA and budding entrepreneur – had to say about our Question of the Month. I’ve always had a healthy respect for money. Along with the usual little girl …
How do you define being a Saver? Here’s what Nick, a Chicago wine consultant with a penchant for talking about money, had to say about our Question of the Month. Being a Saver doesn’t just mean opening a savings account …
How do you define being a Saver? Here’s what Ramona – a non-profit accountant and freelance writer who’s still paying off her ridiculously huge student loans – had to say about our Question of the Month. This is how the …
A recent research study reports that nearly 50% of Americans say they “definitely” or “probably” couldn’t come up with $2,000 in 30 days. According to the study, this puts them in the land of financial fragility—in other words, they’re living …
