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Is that a bank branch in your pocket?
Official App of Savers? Yep, that’s ING DIRECT’s full-featured mobile application for smart phones—helping Savers to be more nimble and efficient. With mobile banking, your finances are accessible anytime, anywhere. Frankly, we can’t think of anything more financially liberating than being untethered from the desktop, laptop or bank branch line. This means you can do stuff like check balances while you’re waiting in line at the DMV, pay your cable bill during a particularly boring office meeting or send a quick pay-back to your pal for covering dinner—while still at the restaurant. To celebrate this banking liberation, we have this cool contest called “Bank From Any Corner.” So make sure to grab the app from the iTunes app store or BlackBerry App World, find a happy place and enter the contest. Any way or anywhere you look at it, our mobile app’s going to
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A little freaked out by the “R” word? So are other Americans we asked.
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Don’t leave your 401(k) behind.
Left your job? Job left you? However it happened, but especially if the latter, added stress can enter your life. Understandably, things like managing your old 401(k)don’t exactly make it to the top of your to-do list. But that
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The big 4-0: no time to slow down, plenty of time to save up.
So you turned 40 a few years ago. No big deal, right? Rumor has it that 40 is the new 20. Still, you’re probably starting to realize that retirement isn’t that far off. And the window of opportunity to
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Retirement: save now, worry never.
Does today’s market volatility cause short-term anxiety about your long-term investments? Give your worries a financial chill pill. Easier said than done? If you’re like most of us, the road to retirement is still a long one. Instead of
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