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I've had pretty much the exact same banking experience. Commerce Bank was incredible when it came to service, both in the branches and over the phone. The web
by enobrev 13y ago
I've had pretty much the exact same banking experience. Commerce Bank was incredible when it came to service, both in the branches and over the phone. The web site wasn't so great, but not specifically bad either compared to most others. TD Bank (which acquired Commerce) was just OK.
ING was absolutely remarkable. Less so after being acquired.
And Simple is by far the best banking experience I've had. The interface is so well done, the customer service has been phenomenal. I actually find myself on my banking tab nearly every day (happily), adjusting goals and making sure I'm on target.
I still use mint to manage all my accounts and consistently wish the interface was even half as good as Simple's. Mint is another example that stopped being incredible after being acquired - or at least stopped progressing in any useful manner.
- lmg643 13y agoAgreed on all fronts. Rooting for the Simple crew to keep their product rocking. I also have to note that the Spanish banking system is among the worst, most troubled, in the world. Santander recently bought Soverign bank (US regional bank) and it makes me wonder whether they are trying to address solvency from bad loans with fresh deposits however they can acquire them. makes me nervous to think about having any serious amount of funds with a spanish bank.