ING direct

[Kamal]

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^^ ditto..... only place I heard of DWS was on MSN with Tom

[res0nat0r]

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never heard of dws..then again im not that savvy on the finance stuff

[TomTom]

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That's correct and already more than I thought. The DWS has more speciality funds here but not everything can be sold in the USA because of laws over there which are different than they are here. Our damn international sales guys always report about the USA situation like something ground breaking is happening WTF..DWS holds most market shares in Germany and won prizes for being best fund company in the last 12 years in a row but outside of Europe we are nothing compared to the big players over there as far as I see it. Never trust a statistic you have not faked on your own we say here.

[shosh]

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Just out of curiosity..I work for the DWS Investments (funds company and daughter of the Deutsche Bank) and all the time I read how successful they are in the States already thanks to their venture with Scudder and that they are growing and growing but I NEVER heard the name DWS anywhere outside of Europe..are DWS funds known in the USA or are they niche products over there?

I've heard of them briefly but i dont know much about them except that they have mutual funds and retirement planning.

[TomTom]

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Just out of curiosity..I work for the DWS Investments (funds company and daughter of the Deutsche Bank) and all the time I read how successful they are in the States already thanks to their venture with Scudder and that they are growing and growing but I NEVER heard the name DWS anywhere outside of Europe..are DWS funds known in the USA or are they niche products over there?

[shosh]

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^ yeah very sure and no administration commission... interesting that i mentioned this yesterday because last night i was informed of a new fund that pays 9% monthly guaranteed. downfall for some, min 50K investment. (it actually pays 10%, but they do charge 1% admin fee)... i had access to a couple 5-6% funds, but they didnt seem that secure for me so i stayed with the solid 4, until now.
and even if there was a fund that paid 4% monthly, but charged 6% yearly, that is still a pretty good deal.

[Kat]

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i have a holding fund that pays 4% monthly...

you sure? thats awesome..... but they hit you with administration commission at the end of the year which I believe is nothing less than 6%

[res0nat0r]

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yeah... , but it does go down to most likely 5.25% i think i saw, which is 3/4 of a point better than ing.

[Kamal]

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fyi just checked that site, that 6.6% is only valid for a few more months.

[res0nat0r]

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yup...all listed have been fdic which is good, wouldnt even look at em otherwise, but that above is the best sofar.

[Kamal]

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^^ for sure, they're an FDIC member too so you know they wont vaporize overnight with the dollars

[res0nat0r]

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noobs!

6% @ FNBOdirect.com

softpull credit, no minium, no fees, slower ACH than some of those bigger places..

this seems like the winner for me sofar....

[Galactic Soap]

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Damn, so far in Australia our market leading rate is along the 6.6 per cent mark! Good to see some financial nous in amongst MS!

[|Thrax|]

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I have an ING as well.. if you want a refferal from me and if you deposit $250 or more upon opening you get $25 for free.

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noobs!

6% @ FNBOdirect.com

softpull credit, no minium, no fees, slower ACH than some of those bigger places..