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Your local credit union. There's a greater chance of your money staying in and supporting your community...versus probably not even staying in the country. Po
by KennyBlanken 4y ago
Your local credit union.
There's a greater chance of your money staying in and supporting your community...versus probably not even staying in the country.
Policies are driven by needs of members, not investors/shareholders.
You have a much "louder" voice about policies, offerings, etc - possibly even able to attend board meetings, for example.
Despite you saying "online only is preferred", it's really nice to be able to, when you have a problem, be able to walk into your local branch to familiar faces and get help by people who remember you and give a shit about you. At a prior CU I was on a first-name basis with the assistant manager and they would do things like clear checks faster, waive an occasional fee, etc.
- Uvix 4y agoIf my local CU had competitive interest rates I would stay there. But their best savings accounts are still only a pitiful 0.16% interest. I'm in the process of moving most of my money out of there.