To continue reading this article, you must be a Globe Unlimited subscriber.
Don't stop here.
Go Unlimited.
STREETWISE access is exclusively available to Globe Unlimited subscribers
Streetwise gives you the full scoop on business deals and Canada’s finance and capital market sectors. Through daily updates, our dedicated team of award-winning Globe and Mail journalists set the agenda and ensure you get exclusive and must-have business intelligence and analysis every day.
The most informed Globe and Mail readers access Streetwise every day. Why don't you?
A Globe Unlimited subscription also gives you:
Full access to all our award-winning news articles and exclusive features
High resolution photo galleries and interactive videos
Access and availability on all devices and platforms
Globe Dashboard – a new tool that lets you follow topics that interest you
Subscribe to Globe Unlimited now for full access to Streetwise!
An ING Direct cafe in Vancouver ()
Subscribers Only
Why ING savers have nothing to fear after RBC Ally cuts
BOYD ERMAN
— The Globe and Mail
Published
Last updated
Savers looking for high interest options now that Royal Bank of Canada is shutting down the high-rate accounts it acquired in the purchase of Ally can switch to Bank of Nova Scotia-owned ING Bank with no fear.
ING quickly sent out tweets trying to lure grumpy Ally customers with a special offer. Anyone taking ING up on the offer should have no worries that ING will similarly end its high rate business now that Scotia is in charge.
