Do you love your bank?? I want to change from BOA...

[Princes mom]

Originally Posted by Princes mom

Yes, there is!! I go by there tomorrow! Thank you!

I'll

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[TatumsMom]

I switched from a small town bank to BOA a few years ago. I've been really happy with them though. I love their website and bill pay system. Love how I can have multiple accounts linked together (my checking, savings, the daughters' checkings and savings plus a few separate savings accounts for specific uses, like vet and medical expenses). I guess it seems great to me because I've had no problems and our small town bank wasn't very sophisticated in the bill pay area.

What kind of things is BOA going to start charging for? I don't recall seeing anything about changes.

Wanted to add that my best friend really loves Chase. She lives in a small town about 45 minutes away from the city and she really likes being able to deposit checks using her iPhone.

[JesStang]

Originally Posted by Krystee

Hey, we're neighbors! I'm in Yukon (Sorry, off topic. lol)

Cool! That's right up the road from me.

[SophieKatesMom]

I am also a fan of Credit Unions, I have been a member of Addison Avenue Credit Union since starting work at HP (Addison Avenue is I believe the street HP was first located on).

Prince's Mom I know you are Atlanta, have you looked at Georgia's Own Credit Union? I know a few people who belong and LOVE them. Used to be for Bellsouth and Telecomm workers but they opened up to the community a few years ago.

[Princes mom]

Originally Posted by SophieKatesMom

I am also a fan of Credit Unions, I have been a member of Addison Avenue Credit Union since starting work at HP (Addison Avenue is I believe the street HP was first located on).

Prince's Mom I know you are Atlanta, have you looked at Georgia's Own Credit Union? I know a few people who belong and LOVE them. Used to be for Bellsouth and Telecomm workers but they opened up to the community a few years ago.

We are actually in Lawrenceville, very close to Duluth, but I'll check online to see if there is one in Gwinnett. My hubby and I were supposed to go bank shopping last week, but had too many things going on. We will def go on Tuesday. We are going to check the credit union options first. Delta Credit Union is about 8 minutes from us. I just checked Georgia's Own locations, and there is one in Duluth.

[Princes mom]

Originally Posted by TatumsMom

I switched from a small town bank to BOA a few years ago. I've been really happy with them though. I love their website and bill pay system. Love how I can have multiple accounts linked together (my checking, savings, the daughters' checkings and savings plus a few separate savings accounts for specific uses, like vet and medical expenses). I guess it seems great to me because I've had no problems and our small town bank wasn't very sophisticated in the bill pay area.

What kind of things is BOA going to start charging for? I don't recall seeing anything about changes.

Wanted to add that my best friend really loves Chase. She lives in a small town about 45 minutes away from the city and she really likes being able to deposit checks using her iPhone.

BOA is starting the changes with GA, AZ, and MA first.

Bank of America may be next in line for WikiLeaks embarrassment | www.clarkhoward.com

Bank of America experimenting with new fees | www.clarkhoward.com

[JMuedog]

Originally Posted by Princes mom

BOA is starting the changes with GA, AZ, and MA first.

Bank of America may be next in line for WikiLeaks embarrassment | www.clarkhoward.com

Bank of America experimenting with new fees | www.clarkhoward.com

Hrmmm, I'll have to check out those links. I have been very satisfied w/ BOA. I switched to them in college because they're everywhere and have used countless locations.

I recently just refinanced my home with them and got tons of extra perks from higher interest on my checking and savings to a free lock box! I love the BOA app and the bill pay. Its so conveinent. I never have time to go to the bank. Last year, I heard rumors that alot of banks were going to start charging if you came in and had a teller help you. I hope that's not true.

[celstu1]

I bank with credit unions... I love them, they treat everyone equally, getting loans is easier, like a mortgage or car loan and they tend to pay interest on savings (tiny amount but better than nothing) and the fees are minimal if any. I pay no fees unless they need to transfer money from my savings to my checking because I overdrafted, then I pay a $5 fee. Other than that, no fees and I can do everything online but still have brick & mortar buildings to go to as well. Oh and I can go to ANY credit union ATM for no fee either.