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  1. 01-01-2011, 01:27 PM #1
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    Default ING vs SmartyPig

    Does anyone have SmartyPig? I was just reading about them and I actually love the fact you can earn cash back and get gift cards and whatnot. I was thinking about trying them out but wondered if anyone here was familiar with them.

    Any thoughts?
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    Quote Originally Posted by knitnmom View Post
    Does anyone have SmartyPig? I was just reading about them and I actually love the fact you can earn cash back and get gift cards and whatnot. I was thinking about trying them out but wondered if anyone here was familiar with them.

    Any thoughts?
    Hi Tami,

    Sarah here over at SmartyPig. We do offer up to 10% cash back on our new prepaid card AND up to 14% back at our long list of retail gift card providers (Gap, Macy's, Best Buy, Amazon, yeah!) We also offer one of the most competitive interest rates in the country right now, so even if you're just looking to save and not spend, you'll make money that way too.

    Registration is easy...check it out: www (dot) smartypig (dot) com


    If you have any questions, drop me a note! I'm happy to help!

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    never heard of them but post back on what you decide and why
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    I love my ING accounts! I have heard of Smarty Pig, but don't use it. I'd love to hear some reviews though.
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    I am happy with my ING accounts as well. The aspect I like about SmartyPig is the cash back option and getting gift cards. I have not signed up yet though.
    Tami

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    Plant my own wheatgrass
    Make my own almond milk
    Make my own yogurt
    Plant one fruit tree
    Plant two veggies
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    Work on stashbusting my craft room
    Finish UFOs 1/14
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    Never heard of Smarty Pig, but am very thankful I have my ING accounts!!
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    i have ING. I thought smarty pig had some hidden fee? I can't remember as it has been a year or so since I read about smarty pig.
    ING was very easy to set up and you can have more than one account.
    Please let us know about smarty pig.
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