*HOT* Get $107 for Opening an ING Account, $32 with a Money Account, & $27 with Kid’s Savings Account

WOW! There might not be a such thing as a “free lunch”, but there is a such thing as FREE MONEY – and ING Direct is proving it! Open one of the following accounts, make a few purchases within the first months of opening it and you’ll get FREE money (and lots of it). You have until November 27th to take advantage of this deal! We did a similar deal when I opened my ING account – it is very legit and extremely straight-forward.

Here are the deals available:

Open an Electric Orange Checking account and get $107 added to the account for FREE!

Open Electric Orange November 25th – 27th and make a total of 5 purchases (either signature or PIN-based) using your
Electric Orange Card or Person2Person Payments (or any combination of the two) within 45 days.
Your $107 bonus will be automatically deposited into your account on day 50.
Bonus only available for new Electric Orange checking.

Open a Money account and get $32 added for FREE!

Open MONEY November 25th – 27th and make 1 Card transaction (either signature, PIN-based or with PayPassTM) using your MONEY Card within 30 days and we’ll put a $32 bonus into your new account.
Keep in mind, the teen gets the Card.
Your $32 bonus will be automatically deposited into your account on day 35.
There’s no minimum deposit amount required. 0.25% Variable Annual Percentage Yield effective as of 07/13/2011.

Open a Kid’s Savings account and receive $27 for FREE!

Open a Kids Savings Account November 25th – 27th and we’ll put a $27 bonus into your new account.
Only available when you open a new account with at least one new Customer (either you or the kiddo must be a new Customer to ING DIRECT).
$27 bonus starts earning interest upon account opening, and is available for withdrawal after 30 days.
There’s no minimum deposit amount required. 0.90% Variable Annual Percentage Yield effective as of 10/21/2011.

We have a few ING accounts and have always loved them. We have our family emergency savings fund through ING, both of the girls’ savings accounts, and my personal checking account (formerly my “business” account).