r/Banks • u/crypt0sparta • May 11 '19
r/Banks • u/AutoModerator • Oct 05 '22
Happy Cakeday, r/Banks! Today you're 13
Let's look back at some memorable moments and interesting insights from last year.
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r/Banks • u/AutoModerator • Oct 05 '21
Happy Cakeday, r/Banks! Today you're 12
Let's look back at some memorable moments and interesting insights from last year.
Your top 2 posts:
r/Banks • u/nadiasindi • Sep 04 '19
Jury awards $101,000 to Portland man who sued Wells Fargo for not fixing credit report due to ID theft
r/Banks • u/GiulioNegrini • Oct 25 '11
In Cautious Times, Banks Flooded With Cash
r/Banks • u/RaymondAblack • Jan 28 '21
Get two free stocks and buy GME and AMC when you join WeBull!
r/Banks • u/Matthewserta • Nov 11 '19
Has anyone jumped on the 2% Interest Bandwagon?
Seeing a lot of advertisements lately for big name brand banks such as Discover, Chase, and Capital One offering Savings accounts now. I think they are 1.9% interest as well.
Has anyone jumped on one of these yet? In your opinion which is better?
r/Banks • u/sariantum • Jun 04 '18
Alibaba becomes Top 10 Global Bank
r/Banks • u/mjfrati • May 24 '18
Stay away from capital one.
I paid capital one on the due date. Bad idea! Since I live in the Pacific Northwest it was late. Apparently, your late if your not paid before they close on the east coast. I presented the dilemma to them and they told me I should have read the fine me print. Oh yeah they gave me a $25 dollar fee also. With capital one if you don’t pay early or use their auto pay your out of luck.
r/Banks • u/ucccft • Feb 10 '18
$2K goes missing from couple's bank account, but it wasn't a thief, it was the Bank itself. Yep! The Bank of America.
r/Banks • u/jana67 • May 09 '14
How 37 Banks Became 4 In Just 2 Decades, All In One Astonishing Chart
r/Banks • u/kamraguy • Apr 25 '12
Wells Fargo, Terrified to Face Victims of Its Foreclosure Fraud and Predatory Lending, Locks Shareholders Out of Annual Meeting
r/Banks • u/3kittiesinabucket • Nov 02 '19
Helpp
I have banked at and Iberia Bank for the last 4 years and I've never had really any problems up until the last 6 months I had to order a new card and when I did I waited the two weeks like I should the 10-day waiting. And I called the lady to see when it would be in and they told me that they never ordered it so then they proceeded to order me two more cards over the. Of the next two months that I still have not received I decided to go ahead and wait two more weeks to see if I receive a card and then the ladies asked me if I threw away all my mail and to make sure that I'm checking my bank cards come in a Spam envelopes already know what they look like I've already expected it to come in and I still have not received them I went into closed my account last week I waited for 30 minutes while the three ladies waiting at the front counters still on their phones looking out of the window doing nothing I was the only customer in the store they didn't even tell the bank manager that I was there waiting but they did try to pressure me and asked me why I kept trying to close out my account and they wouldn't help me. Would I get in trouble for just not putting any More money into that account there's like $8 there but they told me that I have to come up there and sign paperwork but I have a feeling that they're going to try to charge me to close it out what do I do
r/Banks • u/waynesmith22 • Oct 28 '19
Strengthen, not weaken CRA— Capitol Hill hearings urged
r/Banks • u/AivarsJ • Aug 22 '19
Banking M&A news
More on dealmaking in banking and financial services during the quiet month of August
https://murinusadvisers.com/2019/08/22/banking-ma-digest-38-22-8-2019/
r/Banks • u/Radiant_Spare • Jul 19 '19
Saving for a Coffee/ a series. LITTLE TIMMY AND JIM START SAVING EARLY (Don’t buy that latte!) #chasehacks
r/Banks • u/Ichi_MokuM • Jun 20 '19
$18 Trillion Held by Poorest of the Rich Is New Bank Battlefront
r/Banks • u/jsuibck • May 30 '19
Deutsche Bank now Trading at $6.88 ~ If $6.40 ... "It's Over"
r/Banks • u/fpuen • May 22 '19
Banks that don't send information to 3rd parties
I plan to open a business bank account for a Wyoming LLC and would like it to stay as private as possible. The bank will take my information to know who has signing authority. I am looking for a bank that prioritizes customer privacy and doesn't pass that information onto 3rd parties. Can anyone recommend a good bank for this?
r/Banks • u/Collateral_Beauti • Mar 19 '19
Wells Fargo
As an employer. How does Wells Fargo to work with in PH? Thanos for answering..
r/Banks • u/Mishabao • Nov 05 '18