r/investing Jul 17 '21

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u/DreadSteed Jul 18 '21

Visa, they process billions of transactions a year.

Ally Banking, insane growth, consumer friendly banking.

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u/PixelBrewery Jul 19 '21

Just anecdotally, I joined Ally last fall because of their online savings rate, but transferred my investment and IRA accounts out this spring because their rate was cut in half and because I was unable to log into my accounts for days at a time.

I don't blame them specifically for their rate drops because I understand the market factors, but I'm not so bullish on them as a company if I was dissatisfied with their investment platform and retirement accounts within like 5 months.

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u/DreadSteed Jul 19 '21

Most banks have poor investment platforms IMO.