First Internet Bank (previously known as First Internet Bank of Indiana, and commonly referred to as, simply, “First IB”) has a legitimate claim to its boastful name – it has been offering a full suite of online-only banking services since…
This offer is no longer available. Simple is a Portland-based company run in partnership with BBVA USA, a diversified bank with branches throughout the southern United States. 99% of Simple’s revenue streams are from debit card processing fees, interest income…
To some people, bank safe deposit boxes seem like a relic of the past. Nowadays, it’s so easy to store financial records and other important documents in digital form that the idea of keeping important papers in a locked bank vault…
You’ve saved and saved and now have a considerable nest egg to use as an emergency fund or set aside for future financial goals, such as making a down payment on a home or funding your retirement. But where should…
Bank of America is one of the biggest and best-known banks in the United States. Although it has a comprehensive lineup of deposit accounts and credit products for just about every imaginable use, it’s difficult to argue that Bank of…
Roughly a quarter of U.S. households are either “unbanked” or “underbanked,” according to the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC). To be unbanked is to be without a checking or savings account at a licensed, FDIC-insured bank. The FDIC defines being underbanked…
The first time you sold a graphic design on Upwork or edited someone’s video ad on Fiverr, you probably didn’t rush out to open a business bank account. But if you’re serious about launching a business, even a solopreneur business…
FNBO Direct is the online banking arm of First National Bank of Omaha, itself a subsidiary of financial conglomerate First National of Nebraska. While First National Bank of Omaha’s physical branches and account holders are confined to several states in…
The median American household has $5,300 held in bank savings, according to the most recent Survey of Consumer Finances by the Federal Reserve. Yet not all of that sits in a checking account. Sometimes, it’s in a savings account. You’re probably…
Over the years, I’ve had at least a dozen checking and savings accounts to my name. I can’t name the exact number because I don’t know it. My financial life was — and, to some extent, still is — fragmented….
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