Americans Look for Choice in Banking Needs

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Americans have more choice than ever for their banking needs in 2023, whether its a physical branch, online institution, or one that combines the features of both. The best banks in the United States tend to offer competitive account fees, APYs, sign-up bonuses, and a range of ATM locations.

When looking for banks, Americans gravitate towards several different category choices: National banks, online banks, credit unions, as well as niche banks like banks for students, military members, and seniors. Each provide different options that allow for consumers to make the most rational choices of where to safeguard their money.

Other options Americans have are more regional based institutions that also can provide competitive fees; the choice on whether to go to a regional bank in the northeast, south, midwest, and west, would be dedicated to how they fare compared to national banks.

One of the biggest choices consumers face when picking a bank is the APY rates. Traditional banks with physical branches tend to offer lower APY rates versus banks with no physical locations (ie. online banks). High-yield savings accounts, too, currently compete with traditional banks and their savings rates.

Ultimately, the choice for banking needs has never been more diverse, making it so Americans can get the most competitive rates for their money, especially in a time of high inflation and rising costs for consumer goods.

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Julian Lopez

Julian Lopez is professor emeritus of finance, served as the founding academic affairs dean and founding chair of the finance department.

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