> Interestingly enough the US does have very modern financial institutions: credit unions. An American woman I met in Vietnam and traveled together with for a bit had a Charles Schwab account that had more features, more free overseas withdrawals and a nicer mobile app than my Dutch bank.
Charles Schwab is the 12th largest bank in the US by assets.
I do agree that credit unions can be great, however, the experience between them is wildly inconsistent. Some have apps that barely work, and some have decent apps that are a bit dated and clunky. The big banks generally have the best UX/support/etc.
Charles Schwab is the 12th largest bank in the US by assets.
I do agree that credit unions can be great, however, the experience between them is wildly inconsistent. Some have apps that barely work, and some have decent apps that are a bit dated and clunky. The big banks generally have the best UX/support/etc.