Thanks for the list. The ones in my area are mostly very small, with only a couple of locations (none really that close to my house). Ironically, I have a BOA branch literally across the street from me, but the service there has always been mediocre at best, and deplorable most of the times, with extremely long waiting times and rude employees.
I'm not sure about using a credit union in the sense that they do not seem to offer all the web conveniences that the big banks offer (perhaps I am wrong there... I'm going "by the looks of it" alone). Most of their web interfaces are extremely rudimentary, in fact. That is why I like TD Bank: they are not really big and not really small, but have a nice package of features and convenience, plus they open 7 days a week, and up til 8PM 3 times a week. Plus, if you travel to Canada (like I do often) you get free ATM access since they are owned by TD Canada Trust. But I'd love to hear from folks here who perhaps are familiar with them before making a final decision.
Also, anybody else here feel uncomfortable with how the whole web outage was handled by BOA and are thinking of switching somewhere else?
I'm not sure about using a credit union in the sense that they do not seem to offer all the web conveniences that the big banks offer (perhaps I am wrong there... I'm going "by the looks of it" alone). Most of their web interfaces are extremely rudimentary, in fact. That is why I like TD Bank: they are not really big and not really small, but have a nice package of features and convenience, plus they open 7 days a week, and up til 8PM 3 times a week. Plus, if you travel to Canada (like I do often) you get free ATM access since they are owned by TD Canada Trust. But I'd love to hear from folks here who perhaps are familiar with them before making a final decision.
Also, anybody else here feel uncomfortable with how the whole web outage was handled by BOA and are thinking of switching somewhere else?
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