Ready to put some money back in your bank account? You've come to the right place.
The right emails can definitely save you money. Especially if they’re in the form of ING DIRECT’s Savvy Savings Tips monthly email newsletter.
I subscribed to the Savvy Savings Tips newsletter a few months ago and have been pleasantly surprised with the tips. There’s always the overt message to sign-up for one of their savings or checking accounts – which by itself isn’t a bad idea – but the meat of the messages are on point and offer good, solid advice.
I’ve linked up their archived messages here, so take a look and see if any of them appeal to you. You may even decide that you need an online savings or high-yield checking account to help you on your way.
Also, ING’s on Twitter, so you can follow them here @ingdirect. While your at it follow me @ThriftyLife too!
Savvy Savings Tips Archive
April 2009:
- Practice Random Acts of Online Saving
- To Own or Not to Own? Good Question
- Take Investing Back to Basics
March 2009:
- Take These Money-Savers on Vacation
- Punching Up the Home? Don’t Beat Up the Wallet
- Put Your Tax Refund to Work
February 2009:
- The Latest Word on Tax Savings
- Finding the Mortgage Lender that Works for You
- Leave No Retirement Dollar Behind
January 2009:
- Maintaining Good Credit in Today’s Economy
- Mortgages – What to Know to Get Started
- 2009: Year of the Wise Investor
December 2008:
November 2008:
- Healthy Savings on Your Family’s Healthcare
- Getting a Mortgage Online Has its Advantages
- Investing Made Easy: Automatic Deposit Plan
October 2008:
- Great Savings in Everyday Places
- Homeownership: A Less Taxing Experience
- Dollar-Cost Averaging: Investing on a Systematic Schedule
September 2008:
- Stop Up Those Little (or Large) Money Drains
- Home Appraisal: Knowing the In’s and Out’s
- Investing: Getting Started Wisely
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