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tonybx | 11:20 Tue 30th Sep 2008 | Personal Finance
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I know that savings up to �35000 in companies registered under the FSA are protected by the government , but what about companies such as ING which are EEA authorised?
Any help please: thanks in advance
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Ing:

ING Direct is:

* Regulated by the Financial Services Authority for the conduct of UK business and as a Dutch bank, is authorised by De Nederlandsche Bank.

So Ing is a safe as TSB or any High Street bank
EEA authorised banks etc. operate in other EEA member states under the "passport rights" regulations which specify that financial compensation for deposits is covered by the institutions' home state - in the case of The Netherlands the maximum amount is �38,000 per person per institution.

However it is true that ING Direct NV has topped up to the UKs FSCS scheme which allows for any shortfall from a claim initiated in the home state to be topped up to a maximum �35,000 by the FSCS.

http://www.dnb.nl/openboek/extern/id/en/all/41 -117052.html

http://www.fscs.org.uk/consumer/How_to_Claim/D eposits/EEA_firms_that_have_topped_up/

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