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18. How do you figure that?

Sat Mar 13, 2021, 01:03 PM

Mar 2021

I think they are not much different than chase, B of A etc.

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Banking experts [View all] USAFRetired_Liberal Mar 2021 OP

Why would someone still be banking with Wells Fargo? n/t PoliticAverse Mar 2021 #1

Just for the record, I am not USAFRetired_Liberal Mar 2021 #3

They're like the Trump of banks. n/t PoliticAverse Mar 2021 #8

How do you figure that? Mosby Mar 2021 #18

See... PoliticAverse Mar 2021 #20

The Credit Union here shows it as pending for the 17th. n/t Yonnie3 Mar 2021 #2

Funds are coming from the Federal Reserve to cover the gov't checks FakeNoose Mar 2021 #4

Yes, reminds me of when the savings & loans collapsed csziggy Mar 2021 #9

They squeeze out every last cent they possibly can dlk Mar 2021 #11

I like banking with a smaller regional bank dlk Mar 2021 #14

Sun Trust started out as a small regional bank csziggy Mar 2021 #15

The big fish gobble up the little fish dlk Mar 2021 #22

There can be advantages to larger banks csziggy Mar 2021 #24

Of course there are advantages to larger banks dlk Mar 2021 #26

This was my assumption. If more than 1 reason, this'd be among them. nt Hortensis Mar 2021 #12

My credit union says my deposit is pending for March 17th Maeve Mar 2021 #6

They profit off of the interest in those few days. BlueLucy Mar 2021 #7

Credit Union VickiSmith Mar 2021 #10

the question was asked above onethatcares Mar 2021 #16

i am with a credit union and mine is avail Wednesday. KentuckyWoman Mar 2021 #17

FYI - USAA isn't a bank. Mosby Mar 2021 #19

No. The bank is separate from the rest. MoonlitKnight Mar 2021 #21

Its not a bank. Mosby Mar 2021 #25

"FSB" stands for "Federal Savings BANK" FBaggins Mar 2021 #27

USAA runs a Savings Bank. Mosby Mar 2021 #28

USAA Federal Savings BANK is not part of USAA insurance MoonlitKnight Mar 2021 #31

I wonder where the breaking point is at for the dollar. roamer65 Mar 2021 #23

Keep in mind - financial institutions can't give you what they don't have Generic Brad Mar 2021 #29

Over night interest rates. nt JanMichael Mar 2021 #30

I got mine yesterday use local Tree Lady Mar 2021 #32