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Why Would I Want to Switch Banks?

Learn how moving your primary checking account could help you lower loan rates, save on fees, or earn higher returns.

Published May 11, 2022

Moving your primary checking account to a new bank could help you lower loan rates, save on fees, earn higher returns, and enjoy more convenient and personalized service.

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If you’re not getting everything you want and need from your current bank, maybe it’s time to switch things up. Moving your primary checking account to a new bank could help you lower loan rates, save on fees, earn higher returns, and enjoy more convenient and personalized service.

If you’re not sure where to start, it’s easy to compare banks online — look for the features that matter most to you, like better interest rates, more ATM or branch locations, or a seamless mobile banking experience. Some banks may even offer a cash bonus or other incentives to open an account or set up regular monthly direct deposits.

Once you’ve found a bank that fits you best, opening a new account can be easy — you might even be able to do it completely online. Don’t settle for a second-class banking experience, switch to a bank that offers products and services that meet your unique financial needs!

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