A recent survey conducted for Money Magazine found that the average American has used the same primary checking account for roughly 16 years. Banks know that breaking up is hard to do, which is why they can get away with paying you low rates on your deposits and charging you fees for every single service.
Moving to a new bank can be a savvy financial move. Here are seven signs that it’s time to break up with your bank and find a new home for your money.
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