Many of us are lazy about moving our money, but there may be important reasons to consider it.
- Every relationship has its ups and downs,…but if you're feeling taken advantage of,…ignored or like your only valued for how much…money you have, then it may be time to break up…with your bank.…And frankly, you've got options.…Many financial institutions are just waiting…to be in a relationship with you.…Credit unions and online banks offer many…attractive features that you may not have even considered.…But how do you know it's time to move on…and how do you go about moving your money?…Here are some easy steps to get into the right…banking relationship for you.…
First, look at the details of your existing account…and see what services you're using,…fees you're paying and what needs your bank isn't meeting.…Perhaps you want more branch locations…where you can speak with a human,…or maybe you would never use that service…and just want the lowest fees.…Make a list of what you're looking for.…Once you've found it, open an account…with your new institution.…This is pretty simple for an online bank,…but a brick and mortar branch may take up to an hour.…
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3/28/2019Released
4/3/2018Skill Level Intermediate
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