Update: I've been out since 3:30 am covering Black Friday, but I can't go home and hit the sack without letting you know about the additional deals that ING Direct revealed since I wrote this post on Wednesday.

For the full skinny, check out www.ingdirect.com/blackfriday. But the online bank is giving away $103 for new electric orange checking accounts that meet the requirements. The bank is also giving away $25 bonuses for opening Kids Savings Accounts. I currently have accounts open in my name, but labeled for each child. I may take advantage of these when I get home instead. But the thought crossed my mind - any negative tax implications? Tax pros weigh in? And what about college financial aid? Right now the accounts are less than $1,000, so I doubt it would be an issue now, but down the road...

The bank is also offering CD "deals," if there is such a thing in this low interest environment and deals on mortgage closing costs.

Enjoy Black Friday, whether your in the stores, at work, or at home. And here's the rest of that blog post I wrote on Wednesday.

Retailers aren't the only ones gunning for your money on Black Friday. Online bank ING Direct has a some deals too. They're keeping a few under wraps. Last year they gave away some nice incentives for opening accounts. But here are two deals they've already shared:

First, for checking account customers: Use your Electric Orange debit card on Black Friday between 7:01 am CDT to 6:59 pm CDT for a chance to be the happy customer who makes a transaction and wins 100% cash back credited back to their orange checking account. One customer will win per hour, with a maximum giveaway of $5,000. You'll find out who wins each hour by following @ingdirect on Twitter or visiting www.wethesavers.com.

Then on Friday and Monday, ShareBuilder customers will receive 25 percent off real-time trades that are typically $9.95 or $7.95 depending on the plan you use.

Anybody heard of other banks offering Black Friday deals?