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ING Electric Orange Referral Links

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I’ve been hosting ING Orange Savings Account referral links for a while. To start up an online savings account with ING using one of those referrals, you get a $25 bonus and I make $10 (although at the moment the $10 bonus is going to the others that I am hosting referral links for).

A little while ago, ING started offering referral links for their Electric Orange accounts (note, this link is not a referral link and you will not receive a bonus if you use it). It is basically a checking account through ING where you can earn some interest on your balance. It seems like a great deal and I’ve been tempted to go for it…but at this time I’m not ready to add another account to our financial life. Perhaps once a few more of our debts are paid off and I have less to track I’ll consider it.

That said, since I don’t have an account, I never thought of offering the referrals for the Electric Orange account on here. But I was contacted by someone who wanted a link. That’s why I decided to write this post.

If you are interested in opening an Electric Orange checking account with ING, you can earn a $25 bonus if you open the account with at least $250 and use a referral link. By using the link, I earn a $10 bonus. Another important this to note is that you must be a brand new customer to ING to get the bonus. You can’t already have a savings account and get a bonus for opening a checking account.

If interested, please contact me and ask for an “ING Electric Orange Checking Account Referral.” I no longer have these referrals.

Please note…these referrals ONLY work if you are a NEW ING customer. If you are already an ING customer and want to open up an Electric Orange account, please do not use these referral links. Go directly to the ING website.

A Year and a Half Later, I Still Get Sick of Being in Debt

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I’ve been blogging about my debt for over a year and a half now. This really amazes me because while I can be bull-headed and full of determination, it seems to come in spurts. I’m not always a determined person for the long haul (check out my rant at Blogging Away Fat). For some reason, though, I’ve been able to stick with paying off our debt.

But I get so sick of it sometimes. I go through periods where I’m ready to win the lottery (even though I don’t really play). Or I have some big idea that pops in my head and I see dollar signs (although it’s probably just a crazy idea).

Just something that can take my debt and make it go bye-bye. *POOF* All gone. Then I return to reality and I start asking myself questions:

If I don’t go through this long, difficult journey of paying off our debt, what will I learn?

If my debt magically disappeared shortly after starting this blog, would I have still adapted a frugal lifestyle?

Would I even have a savings account?

So many questions that I will never know the answer to. But something tells me that if my debt magically disappeared back then, I would be back in debt before I knew it. Why? Because by going through the process of paying off our debt I am learning so much and I am really understanding how much being in debt has cost us. Not only in the interest that has been paid, but how much stress that it causes.

Yeah, I still get sick of being in debt but it is for a reason. It’s so I will never…ever…get back into it again!