Elle wrote:
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I think ING is good except that they are falling way behind the
market leaders in terms of the offered rate. A site for checking
rates that I like better than bankrate.com is
http://www.money-rates.com/savings.htm.

Anoop

Ditto what John Weeks said. Also, www.bankrate.com is a good
resource for shopping around for CDs and high yield bank
accounts. INGdirect(? ING something) advertises there, or
you can google for it. I haven't heard anything terrible
about ING, and lots of people here and at other newsgroups
do ask about it.

In article <1152569388.314721.184910[at]b28g2000cwb.googlegroups.com> ,
"yzag" <svizag[at]gmail.com> wrote:

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Do you know the exact date that you will need the money? If so,
you may be able to get a brokered CD or buy some corporate bonds
that mature on that date, and do a bit better. Check with your
stock broker and see what they can do.

-john-

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Hi Folks,
Appreciate any advice on where to park $20,000 for short term?
I heard Tbills or ING (this is like a bank) are good options.
regards
Srinu