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Gina Birdsong
  • San Angelo, TX
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Does anyone save in a Capital One 360 account

Gina Birdsong
  • San Angelo, TX
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Hello everyone

I have been saving in a Capital one 360 account that yields 1.0 APY  I opened a business checking and saving account at a local bank that I would like to build a relationship with for investing. I cannot believe the different types of fees. It seems like they penalize you for everything. Should I keep the money I have saved for down payments in the Capital One account and just move it when I need it or am I focusing on the pennies instead of the dollars? 

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Caleb Heimsoth
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Caleb Heimsoth
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I use capital one 360. It’s hard to beat the no fees that they have. Down the road, I’ll probably switch all my banking there. I use chase and capitalone right now but chase has so many fees

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