Their savings is currently 4.6% which is higher than Capital 1 and Marcus by Goldman-Sachs. But that alone isn't a reason.
Since it's headquartered in the San Francisco area, I'm guessing it's real popular among millenials in that area.
Have people been switching banks? Have people been moving money from the low-paying interests (like Chase) to the higher-yields? I haven't closed any accounts but I have been moving my money around.
Since it's headquartered in the San Francisco area, I'm guessing it's real popular among millenials in that area.
Have people been switching banks? Have people been moving money from the low-paying interests (like Chase) to the higher-yields? I haven't closed any accounts but I have been moving my money around.