Capital One 360 or Ally as primary bank anyone?
I currently have my primary checking account with Regions but I also have a Checking and Savings account with Capital One 360. I am thinking about moving my primary banking activities

I currently have my primary checking account with Regions but I also have a Checking and Savings account with Capital One 360. I am thinking about moving my primary banking activities
Bank account churning: how to make $1600 in a year by being organized Moomoo has a transfer bonus now: move $1001 (minimum) assets from a brokerage to moomoo for a $100 bonus.
What do you guys recommend for investment of "Emergency Fund" besides Ally My discover bank and American express bank savings accounts beat the interest rate you showed from
As others have mentioned, you can get a higher interest rate at Ally or GE Capital Bank. I have accounts at both as well as a local credit union, and mostly use Capital One 360 for checking
Originally Posted by Flamingo13 Most places still take cash. Yup. Including pick pockets. And a lot harder to track and prove.
saw this in a post on slickdeals, thought i''d share.. sorry if its a repost Ally bank is providing free stream of the documentary Playing with Fire. A documentary on the Financial
I''ve been using Ally Bank since back when it was called GMAC in 2008. My banking relationship with them started as just savings due to the higher interest rate they paid. For some
Opinion on Ally bank for savings only?? It takes a couple of business days to transfer the money back and forth. Ally has a checking account option that allows you to move the money and
I have Ally Bank for checking and savings with direct deposit from my work paycheck. My paycheck gets deposited the morning of payday and ACH take 3 business days. I like Ally, but other
Barclays has a higher yield, but Ally makes it easy to link accounts if you already use them for checking (or plan to). Went with Barclays for an emergency fund. Nothing unexpected to
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