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Looking for the perfect bank account? You're not alone -- and you're in the right place. Below, you'll find a comprehensive list of our bank reviews. Our experts have reviewed a wide range of banks and credit unions.
We cover the online bank you heard about on a podcast, the brick-and-mortar bank you pass on the street, and more. Learn what these banks can offer you.
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Our methodology for scoring banks and credit unions revolves around evaluating key aspects such as annual percentage yield (APY), brand reputation, fees and minimum requirements, and additional perks.
These criteria are weighted differently across various account types, ensuring a comprehensive assessment that reflects the competitive landscape and economic conditions.
We strictly feature products that offer federal insurance and high customer satisfaction, keeping our recommendations unbiased by advertiser influence. This robust evaluation process helps us generate balanced, reliable best-of lists that guide consumers to top financial products.
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