I use Digital Credit Union and ING as well, and am happy with both. There's another DCU in Andover.
What kind of transactions do you do in person? I do almost zero, so I look for good online services, and a branch office in easy driving distance.
Paychecks are direct deposited to ING, and effortlessly transfered from there to DCU. I've done Bill Payer on both ING and DCU. DCU is a little behind ING for online services, but they tend to catch up to ING's offerings eventually.
DCU includes free use of Finance Works, which is helping me track my spending. ( The expense notebook thing never sticks for me.)
ING will send paper checks, or an electronic person-to-person check. I have my rent check on autopay now, and my landlord accepts it online.
Both have good customer service and no ridiculous fees. DCU refunds a certain number of ATM fees. I haven't gotten around to using ING's ATMs.
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Re: A few ideas
Date: 2011-09-16 04:25 am (UTC)What kind of transactions do you do in person? I do almost zero, so I look for good online services, and a branch office in easy driving distance.
Paychecks are direct deposited to ING, and effortlessly transfered from there to DCU. I've done Bill Payer on both ING and DCU. DCU is a little behind ING for online services, but they tend to catch up to ING's offerings eventually.
DCU includes free use of Finance Works, which is helping me track my spending. ( The expense notebook thing never sticks for me.)
ING will send paper checks, or an electronic person-to-person check. I have my rent check on autopay now, and my landlord accepts it online.
Both have good customer service and no ridiculous fees. DCU refunds a certain number of ATM fees. I haven't gotten around to using ING's ATMs.