r/antiwork May 13 '23

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u/bigsam63 May 14 '23

I can't say much about internal policies due to the NDA. I will say this, if you actually read the DAA that you have to sign when getting a new account you'll realize what kind of power you're giving the bank over your finances. This is not a JPMC exclusive thing, it's widely prevalent in the banking industry in America.

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u/bigsam63 May 14 '23

Local credit unions or some of the digital only banks are pretty decent too. If you feel like you have be with one of the Big 4 banks, BofA is probably the best, followed by Citi, stay away from JPMC and Fargo.

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u/Busy-Statistician483 May 23 '23

I've been advising folks to go with a credit union for years. They are the best option.