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The ING Group increases its fees in Germany. $INGA (-1.54%)

The following changes will come into force soon:

• Free current account requires 1000€ cash deposit instead of 700€ as before (otherwise 4.90€/month)
• Girocard €1.49/month instead of €0.99 per month
• Trading fee on XETRA increases from €1.90 per transaction to €2.90 per transaction
• Fees for cash deposits also increase

In return, the fee for share savings plans will fall from 1.75% to 1.5% of the transaction volume.

I have not seen an exact validity date, but my guess is the end of 2024.

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Initial purchase of ING Group, this position will be successively expanded depending on the share price and liquidity ✌🏻

Current account $INGA (-1.54%)

I have opened a current account with ING and have now convinced my wife to transfer our joint account there.

The website says that it's free if you receive more than €700.

My question: Does it have to be salary, pension or similar, e.g. I pay €1000 a month into it, does that also count towards it being free?

Maybe someone knows about this, I can't find anything on the site.

Greetings Dirk

How many of you have a current account with $INGA (-1.54%) ??

I'm strongly considering switching from the Sparkasse, if only because of the management fees. Now with a 100€ bonus on top.

I have e-mail contact with my advisor maybe once a year, so I don't need her on site.

What does the ing service look like? Can anyone say anything about it?

Greetings Dirk

Position thus closed after almost exactly one year.

Although the trend is still intact, the share is now moving into a territory from which there were technical setbacks in 2015 and most recently in 2018.

Should the price range between EUR 14.50 and EUR 16.70 be sustainably overcome, I would not rule out another entry at a later date.

I thought long and hard about taking this month off and waiting for better opportunities.

Now I've decided on two investments after all.

On the shortlist were:

t row price $TROW (+0.8%)

Ing $ING (-1.32%)

Mutares $MUX (-3.44%)

delivery hero $DHER (-3.56%)

Shell $SHEL (-0.63%)

Decision:

ING 1200€ (will be further expanded)

delivery hero 1900€ (short-term investment)

I would like to hear from you. Which share would you have bought now?

Which bank shares would you recommend?

$JPM (+0.51%) , $HSBA (-2.13%) , $BNS (-0.08%) , $BNP (-1.73%) , $INGA (-1.54%) , $DBK (-1.8%) , $CBK (-2.23%) or another one?

The call money craze goes into the next round: 3% interest at the $INGA (-1.54%) 📈💰

There have been some recent developments that may be of interest to many of us. Interest rates on overnight deposit accounts are gradually rising and banks are competing to attract customers with the highest interest rates.

One notable announcement recently came from ING: they are now offering an incredible 3% interest on their overnight deposit account, and not only for new customers, but also for existing customers (for the first 6 months).

But what is behind this "call money madness"? The answer is simple: ING and other banks are looking to attract new customers and retain existing ones in order to grow their business. The rising interest rates are a reaction to the general rise in inflation and a way for banks to offer their customers a higher return on their savings.

As investors, it is important to keep an eye on these developments and carefully consider which overnight deposit offers are best suited for our needs. While a higher interest rate may be tempting, we should also consider the bank's fees, terms and security.

My savings are currently in my Trade Republic clearing account, on which I currently receive 2% interest. That's why I decided not to switch to ING.

What do you guys think? Would you switch to another bank for higher interest rates or are you happy with your current interest rate? 💰

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