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it was called Commerce Bank, then it merged or TD bought them out not sure exactly, and now as of almost a year ago the name switched to TD Bank. didnt know they were a canadian bank. Commerce Banks were all over the place, very popular, and now TD is everywhere instead.J-P wrote: I didn't know that TD had branched into the USA .. I knew they had their "Waterhouse" division that dealt with international brokers .. but having a Canadian bank invade the USA is a little unheard of until now.
I use United Bank. I've never had fees other than overdraft (my fault for not balancing my checkbook), and they don't charge if I get it fixed quickly. I have a plain old charge-free checking account. I paid for a box of checkbooks, and it's lasted me... three years so far, and I've only used a book and a half out of five. I usually use my debit card, which I didn't have to pay for. I love being able to use PayPal and shop at online stores and sell my textbooks on Amazon.Ohyouknow wrote:I hate banks.
I currently have a checking account for one purpose - and that is because it is required to pay my car insurance. The company I deal with only accepts payments through electronic banking. I keep $5 in my account, and each month I place the payment amount in my account prior to the bill being due. Other than that, I don't use bank accounts. More often than not, all other accounts I have kept have just found ways to weasel me out of my money (fees, monthly charges, charges to use ATMs, or bank cards...)It's my money, and I intend to keep every penny, not to let someone else nickel and dime me.
I bank with PC because they don't charge anything and I also bank with TD as I have a joint account with my parents. Because I'm a student they don't charge service fees. You can bet I will not continue with them once I'm done school though. I don't agree with them charging me money to use my money to make their own money.