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[Esther Lumsdon <estherlist AT gmail.com>]

If you are eligible to use USAA bank, I highly recommend that one.
www.usaa.com - you need to fall into the field of membership.
I've been happy with a number of credit unions during my banking life, although reportedly Coostal FCU in the triangle has trouble with uptime on their web-banking.
Esther Lumsdon

On Wed, Mar 4, 2009 at 1:48 PM, Michael Czeiszperger <michael AT czeiszperger.org> wrote:

I was wondering if anyone on the list did their banking with one of the possibly insolvent banks, Citygroup or BofA and were thinking of switching "just in case".  I've been unhappy at BofA, anyway, so it doesn't take much to get me to move other than the inertia of having been there for 15 years.

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Michael Czeiszperger

Chapel Hill, NC 

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