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May 01, 2006

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Amanda

I've been really happy with ING Direct as well, and like you, am not in the mood to be transferring my money all over the place just for a slightly better rate.

chris

What are 'basis points'?

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A basis point is one one hundredth of a percent. So, 25 basis points is a quarter of a percent.

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