Banking
 

If you live year round in TV, what bank to you use for your checking/savings, and why that bank?

Citizens, convenience and service.

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same

Citizens all the above, plus ATM's at all postal stations

Bank of America so I can use one bank for local and all over country when traveling

Is Citizens owned by TV?

Yes.

One other factor for Citizens, no fees regardless of balance or direct deposit. Makes it great if you want a small checking account for ATM purchases -- less worry if someone does get your card number.

[QUOTE=patoonya;1413559]I agree Citizens is a good banking institution.If not them look at a good regional bank versus the big guys. The big banks may have some problems in the future. They may be albitrosses.

Ditto, except with Wells Fargo. Plus these two reasons:

1) Everything (automatic drafts, deposits, etc.) was already set up with WF.

2) I use Quicken, and the interface with larger banks is much better than smaller banks.

Chase because I used Chase in New York and I saw no reason to change

I left Chase Bank to go to Citizens First last september. They have been flawless and friendly and helpful and there are ATM'S all over the place. I have found that the online bill payment feature at Chase is superior to Citizens so I went back to Chase plus their offer of $500 swayed me a little. It is a toss up really. I'll know which one to stick with if I go for a car loan Citizens is still open for now.

Wells Fargo &

3) If you travel, they are coast to coast if a need arises.

4) I have a Wells Trade Account (self directed investing) and I have free trades, free checking, free savings, free lock box.

Could I ask what about the online bill payment at Chase is superior to Citizens?

Good Bank
 

Citizens is efficient convenient lots of ATMS at all the postal stations and at Publics with no charge...has online banking used it for 5 years never a problem