Capital One merging branch and 360 bank accounts - myFICO® Forums Why is this? Short history lesson: Capital One started as a monoline credit card company and eventually expanded into consumer banking, first acquring some retail bank branches in various states and renaming them Capital One Bank, and later acquiring all US accounts from ING Direct, an online-only "direct bank," and creating Capital One 360
A shout out for Capital One 360 Checking and Savings A shout out for Capital One 360 Checking and Savings I finally bit the bullet this week and signed up for a Capital One checking account To help prevent any account issues in the future, I did it at a local Capital One Cafe so someone could scan my ID (even though I've been a C1 credit card customer for just over 7 years)
Capital one 360 checking debit network. - myFICO® Forums Re: Capital one 360 checking debit network I don't have C1 for checking so the move to Discover won't affect me, but definitely was expected I thought it would take a little longer or maybe start with new accounts first though I definitely see Platinum and secured cards going to the Discover network as very likely
A shout out for Capital One 360 Checking and Savings Something to consider: Capital One 360 checking has a huge atm network (both Allpoint and MoneyPass ATMs) and it is one of the few cards that can be used abroad without additional fees I am a big Rick Steves fan and the two debit cards that he recommends for travel are Cap One and Charles Schwab
Capital One 360 Performance Savings Questions - myFICO® Forums Capital One 360 Performance Savings Questions I have two questions regarding Capital One and their 360 Performance Savings account The fine print suggests they do a credit check Is this a soft or hard pull? I'm thinking soft pull but want to confirm beforehand (I refuse to open a savings account with anyone who's going to do a hard pull)
Capital One 360 or Ally as primary bank anyone? I currently have my primary checking account with Regions but I also have a Checking and Savings account with Capital One 360 I am thinking about moving my primary banking activities to Capital One 360 or Ally Anyone using either Capital One 360 or Ally as their primary checking account? Pros cons?