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Very good interest rates on their credit cards if you want to borrow which I never do. Think citicard or amex has better rewards.
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"I have 2 credit cards with Reward program. The first one has been issued approximately 4 years ago and it has ranges to get your money back for travel purchases, e.g. from 0 to 150, from 150-300, from 300-600, and >600. It means if you ticket is $180 you have to use 30000 point to get your money Read more...
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"Had a secured credit card with them. Don't get Capital One if you want a secured card. They will not refund any money unless you close the card. So if you deposit 1k, which is then your credit limit, you can't come back later and request a 500 Dollar refund. I did not want to have a lot of money ti Read more...
Made the change from TD to Capital One. So far so good! They have everything I need and no surprise charges.
Good bank, good service, only issues is that there aren't as many locations near me like with Case bank.
not that many banks around but their credit cards are easy approvals and they are good with fees.
I opened a savings account after checking around and found the interest rate to be one of the highest. Also found if you are a Costco Executive member Costco will kick in an extra $100 after it is opened. Easy to transfer money in and out but don't be in a hurry to get it out (takes a min of 3 days) Read more...
customer service is outsourced to india and they constantly jack up rates on you. read the fine print, although, if you do you'll probably just get another card.
CapitalOne online offers free checking, saving, ATM, higher APRs and fast transfers. I kinda started investing because I seen this 5% APR in the Money Market back in 2007. Then the APR decreased to 1% slowly and Ally Bank came along and had a better rate but less services. To remain competitive t Read more...
I used to like capital One for customer service and they were relatively easy going with great tools, such as their web, educational materials etc. I had (still have but will move to another card) a credit card with 0% into APR and then 9.99%. I knew the rules and did read the fine print. However, w Read more...
If you travel overseas then the best credit cards are from Capital One. No International transaction fee for two of their credit cards. Venture one and venture rewards.
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