The Budget Fashionista

http://www.thesunsfinancialdiary.com/perso...ecking-account/

gives the lowdown if you're interested in going ING for checking too. it covers everything they offer ($1000 automatic overdraft, free ATM services, etc) and the comments section also offers some interesting veiws (once you get past the confusion over whether or not they're offering the accounts--they are, this post is from last november).

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http://www.thesunsfinancialdiary.com/perso...ecking-account/

gives the lowdown if you're interested in going ING for checking too. it covers everything they offer ($1000 automatic overdraft, free ATM services, etc) and the comments section also offers some interesting veiws (once you get past the confusion over whether or not they're offering the accounts--they are, this post is from last november).

Thanks Janey..I use ING and it works well, especially if you're looking for an account that is not as accessible as your checking account