Top 8 Safest US Banks 2024: Where To Keep Your Money

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[@armandzottola1626]

Hated the big banks. Moved to a credit union long ago…never regretted it.

[@princessgigiking]

Can you do a list of safest credit unions in 2024, thanks in advance Jen? ❤❤❤

[@DiamondNestEgg]

Hi! I will add this onto Jennifer's list! Best - Eva

[@dmitchell4866]

Where can I find that list?

[@fernhbowers]

Pentagon Federal Credt Union🎉

[@californiaspirit9]

would also love a list of safest credit unions 2024 please :)

[@ScottScott-b4h]

I learned a great lesson in the 2008 Bank Of America (near) collapse. I'll never do business with them again. I live debt free, below my means, and keep at least a year emergency fund cash on hand. I don't gamble much in equities and keep investments as safe as possible. I sleep well at night now. ;-)

[@tommydong8070]

Warren Buffet has BofA stocks, which make up the 2nd largest holdings behind Apple in his portfolio.

[@ScottScott-b4h]

@@tommydong8070 Yes, many people have their stock. But not me.

[@The_Bond_Guy]

Good for you! Solid approach. There are so many great, reliable investments out there. So many others are closer to gambling than investing.

[@maxxlaw4081]

I’m trying leave BoA now, I’m paying $50 in fees, how do I leave? I several accounts with them, including CDs.

[@67NewEngland]

@@tommydong8070- I believe I read recently that Apple and Coke are his top 2 biggest holdings. But maybe BofA is up there too.

[@petrao8669]

I only bank at a credit union. Fidelity is my choice for investment accounts.

[@cmc6295]

Thank you

[@gigilaroux762]

Project 2025 is going after credit unions.

[@ALouise301]

Banked at a Credit union until for some reason my bank account had fraud activity 3 different times and had to get a new card everytime. Look over your statements monthly. Now changing to a bank.

[@shesaknitter]

I gave up on banks about 30 years ago and have not looked back. I have been very happy...no, extremely happy, banking at a credit union. Banks have their uses, I suppose, but I really don't feel that they are that great for those who are not wealthy.

[@dnorris4733]

I bank at a credit union. This was informative, just thought FDIC mattered the most.

[@montymcfadden1588]

Wells Fargo crooked as a snake never again

[@OroborusFMA]

Customer service is awful.

[@derekpetersen7571]

Chase also overdraft fees are crazy $34 on every dollar then they tell you where you can shop like a smoke shop they won’t let you buy anything on overdraft it shouldn’t be up to them as long as they get there money they used to let me I got a new card then they wouldn’t let me 😖

[@brucesmith9144]

Thanks Jennifer. Trying to find bank health information is not always easy to glean. I have made an effort to break up CDs in the banks you listed, but never overextend on any one bank.

[@jayski9410]

I got to experience bank failure twice. Once was as a depositor at Indymac Bank. It was the classic story of the FDIC putting chain around the front door and locking everyone out. For 2 months I had no access to that money. When the FDIC finally sorted it all out, I got all my funds out and moved them elsewhere. But then there was the case of Washington Mutual. I was a depositor and stock holder there. The story turned out differently here though. As a depositor, I got those funds back. But as a stock holder, I lost everything. These are the kinds of things my parents used to talk about from the Great Depression days but I never thought I'd experience myself.

[@jaxjaxvang4910]

I also stood in line for an hour at Indimac trying to take my cash out too😮

[@The_Bond_Guy]

Your story has the element (waiting) that people don't realize. SO many people (mistakenly) think that as long as you're FDIC insured, that the whole process is seamless and it simply isn't. This happens with bond insurance as well, there can be a lot of waiting while the bankruptcy is worked out. So choose your bank wisely. :)

[@kathrynlove8252]

Wells Fargo’s ethical problems put me off. I have banked with US Bank and its precursors since 1982. Great service. Fifth largest U.S. bank with good reserves.

[@raylotfi1318]

I have Wells Fargo and am okay with it. It is consumer RESPONSIBILITY to control their accounts not the banks

[@josephbailey4463]

Thanks for the international banks list. It’s great for us bi-nationals.

[@kimpliny]

Great to know the 8 safest banks. Thank you! It's not great to know none of my banks are on the list:). Is it also possible to list the top 8 most risky banks :)? Will Discover Bank and American Express be on that list? Thank you so much!!

[@janicenunn8525]

I thought Discover was Credit Cards owned by Sears? It is a bank???

[@kimpliny]

There is Discover Bank (on-line banking).

[@poolmilethirty2859]

Many online banks have high yield savings. Chase savings is peanuts. Why would you want to keep your money there.

[@davidwan685]

I just opened checking and saving at Capital One. Was going to transfer out of Citibank because their teller's and banker's customer service was horrible.

[@geoffgordon9569]

I left BofA for the same reason. Plus the Manny fees.

[@poolmilethirty2859]

I'm sure Capitol One savings has a better interest rate than Citibank. Those 8 banks than Jenn mentioned give crappy interest on their savings account.

[@alextanaka6733]

Left Wells Fargo with same reason and anger. I like Capital one, but they started using call center in Philippines 😢

[@davidandres7290]

I heard from my bank and the FDIC that if you list beneficiaries you can extend your insurance coverage. Do you know the details with this?

[@jimwolfe4286]

Thank you very much for this Important Video !!....

[@cynthiarogers2904]

*YOU ARE AMAZING, DIAMOND NESTEGG !!!* *THANK YOU.*

[@FredSherman-k7l]

Your mattress is the safest

[@SandraGarcia-ho4lb]

No bank for me. Been with a credit union for over 20 years and have been great. Banks - for profit Credit union - not for profit.

[@BarbaraMVega-xn6wh]

Thank you for providing such detailed and valuable information. ❤

[@mariceldb2990]

Thanks Jen for that important info. Just learned about G-SIB. Between FDIC and Treasury, which is better?

[@LinguaSalina]

Only checking at WF and very small savings. Have all $$$$ at online HYSA. The big banks on the list have horrendous interest rates, unfortunately

[@bigfoot4255]

Worked in banks for 40 years and the two best run banks are PNC and BNY Mellon hands down

[@kaypomeroy1537]

PNC is awesome

[@williamcruz1848]

Totally agree

[@CobaltLobster]

I just use Fidelity’s Sweep. First bank in the sweep is Chase, so I guess it’s Chase by way of Fidelity

[@josejimenez6136]

exellent information

[@strictlystorymodeclips7780]

Will you ever cover preferred stock of G-SIB banks given they give a slightly juicier yield than IG bonds and the credit risk will be much lower?

[@joewatts9132]

I use Ally bank and that's for the higher savings yield, although now I know I can park it elsewhere for a bit extra I've yet to figure out which route I want to go.

[@cocabevzan2320]

I love Marcus Bank is the best for CD and saving account, Capital One also!❤️

[@colinyuhl9339]

Used to bank with Washington Mutual until they died and became Chase. Then I banked with First Republic (wonderful bank btw, RIP) and they died and became Chase. Universe is telling me something but I still refuse to listen and now have bank accounts all over the place…except Chase.

[@Last_one_before_I_go]

IMO, the universe should be respected.

[@mjg239]

I closed my Chase checking account way back in 2011 when they introduced fees (penalties) if I didn’t bring in $750 of fresh money every month. It felt like a pimp/ho relationship. Never looked back. I also used to bank with WaMU back when they had “totally free checking” in 2008… was only a Chase customer because WaMu became Chase.

[@tommydong8070]

​@@mjg239 WaMu was on the verge of bankruptcy and its assets were sold to Chase for cheap. Back in the 1990s I had Wells Fargo then closed my account. I opened a BofA but then close it too. I went with a local bank which got bought by another bank which got gobbled up by Citigroup before it broke into two entities which I still have. However, I have also open an account with a credit union back in 2012. I'm not keeping my money in one bank or CU.

[@The_Bond_Guy]

Wow! Sounds like the "Banking Gods" are speaking to you. 🤣

[@jtsalaza]

I don't know if this was a carefully crafted joke, but it made me laugh & giggle....made my morning!

[@Monipenny1000]

We bank at a few local banks, one being Huntington. I was hoping that was on the list. We met with wealth advisors at a couple of banks and chose Huntington to invest our money. We will be making this transition over the next few days. What happens to our money and our private client relationship if the bank fails?

[@francisebbecke2727]

Thanks for letting us know what a G-SIB is. Basically they are too big to fail!

[@Rosa-q2q5o]

You’re awesome, thank you.

[@sujitta74]

I bank with Navy Federal Credit Union. For a longtime homeowner I do planning to switch to other banks

[@Fyr911-py4gh]

What do you think of CIT Bank? My understanding is that they are a division of First Citizens Bank.

[@ednasalinas5568]

I like CIT bank has free wire service (with a requirement of $5000 in the account).

[@Mr.Peabody961]

Really would like to get her opinion on cit

[@hlb0111]

If BoA is a G-SIB, why did Warren Buffet just sell a ton of his BoA stock??

[@markvocci5356]

Even if the Govt steps in to stop a bank collapse, the stock price could still go down

[@louflore1881]

Hi, Any information on tis small bank 1 First Bank???? Thanks

[@eugene5196]

I'm surprised Capital One didn't make the cut...

[@DiamondNestEgg]

It’s top 10 in terms of size but not a G-SIB: banks.data.fdic.gov/bankfind-suite/financialreporting?establishedEndRange=8%2F23%2F2024&establishedStartRange=01%2F01%2F1792&inactiveEndRange=8%2F23%2F2024&inactiveStartRange=01%2F01%2F1970&incomeBasis=YTD&institutionType=banks&limitEstablishedDate=false&limitInactiveDate=false&pageNumber=1&reportPeriod=20240331&resultLimit=25&sortField=ASSET&sortOrder=DESC&unitType=%24

[@eugene5196]

@@DiamondNestEgg Thanks! Very insightful.

[@MrBobteacher]

Me too!

[@hungoverpilot7351]

How about safest online banks list would be great thanks

[@dsmith6601]

, Lots of us are waiting for that list

[@benross647]

I bank with Navy Federal Credit Union. I have always been with them but I would prefer to switch soon. Any recommendations??

[@countrysister700]

I've heard getting a mortgage loan from them is a nightmare, but otherwise I've always heard they're #1 for good reasons - safety, super service, etc. Are you having problems?

[@janek.5886]

Very thorough and informative. Thank you! Might have to switch to Chase!

[@DiamondNestEgg]

You’re welcome!

[@janetflynn3633]

PNC?

[@Haleygirl7257]

I’m with Suncoast school fed credit union and Truist

[@blvany]

There are several Chinese banks on the international list, including Bank of China. I have been wondering if there is any political risk here given the international tensions between the US and China. Bank of China CDs frequently show up on lists of brokered CDs sold by banking firms like Schwab, Fidelity, Vanguard and Merrill Edge. I have so far avoided these CDs for fear of what might happen if there is a military altercation between the US and China. I'm wondering if my fears are justified, given that the US branches of these institutions have FDIC insurance. Still, I would not want to be holding an asset of an institution that decided to default on its obligations for political reasons because my money would still be tied up until I was reimbursed by the FDIC.

[@Seago-hz1gt]

Never give your money to Chinese banks. Esg and credit system

[@Navy_VetE6]

I ditched banks long ago and joined a credit union.

[@marcelle949]

Credit Union banks are the best.

[@donnafarmer111]

Curious to hear your take on fintechs.

[@johnrac3302]

Here’s what I love about Chase and Jamie Dimon. He pays 0% interest on business accounts no matter what the balance. He takes full advantage of the bank’s safety status. Grrrr

[@JosephSAi2HT]

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[@JAM661]

Been super happy with USAA. But I do not have all my money in one bank or one account.

[@jamesmarchetti3286]

I was curious if BMO Harris existed anywhere ??? 🤔 🤔 ???

[@darayavahashshahanshah684]

Chicago

[@Constitution1789]

Even though those banks have that global systemically important bank status, I still wouldn't bank with them. Knowing the government will bail them out often leads them to do dumb things like exposing themselves to risky mortgage-backed securities. I nonetheless found your video enlightening.

[@zorrozusa2646]

👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍💯

[@ScooterOnHisWay2024]

Is it time to talk i-bond strategy yet?

[@marcopolo51]

Credit union only!

[@samtan4729]

Why?

[@enr3334]

Given these bank’s fees I would stay away!!! To me, fees is a major safety criterion.

[@mirnaemir]

What about Fidelity?

[@cmc6295]

Appreciate any comments about Fidelity

[@pablohernandez1159]

Was with Union/ now u s bank. How safe?

[@estelatallman7772]

How come credit unions are not on the list

[@juliamosher]

what about discover bank I am worried- they give good rates

[@scaryperryx1050]

Thank you!!!

[@frankdepena232]

fantastic

[@KarlieSolomon]

Mine is a bank owned by one man in our community 😊

[@jimmanney4948]

I looked up your safest banks in SW Florida and they all had the absolute lowest reviews, most notable was poor customer service. Can you recommend a good, reliable, safe bank in SW Florida? I have an account with 5/3 and I find them less than straight forward and deceptive.

[@ES-mc3cc]

I've banked with PNC Bank here in FL for many years. I've been pretty satisfied with them.

[@princessgigiking]

Great video Jen thanks ❤❤❤

[@allyvyne3002]

Bank with a brokerage house like Charles Schwab, Fidelity, Morgan Stanley etc

[@johnrac3302]

“ the time has come for policy to adjust “ 😮

[@GilbertFleming]

off topic. Do you have an opinion re: infrastructure bonds?

[@maryrenaud6732]

Where can we find the best credit unions in a state. I am in South Florida and have yet to find a credit Union anyone here recommends!

[@michaelminauro4180]

Good stuff

[@annietaylorsmith3876]

Wait, you said Schwab was a “stand alone bank?” I thought State Street Bank was the G-SIB backing Schwab?

[@MrBobteacher]

Where does Capital One come into play?

[@kelfeind]

40 years with USAA. Also stared with their investment management services. 4 years ago they sold the investment services to Schwab where I now have my investment accounts. Thanks to this excellent video I'm thinking of transferring to Merrill Edge and BOA. I just love USAA's service though so am torn. Another consideration is the possibility of taking out a personal loan. If I stay with Schwab and Schwab bank gets into trouble I might be cut off. I'm thinking that I would have less trouble getting a loan from BoA if I have my investments with Merrill Edge...Any thoughts?

[@LearnandChoose]

You always have great advice and insights! Thank you.

[@johnderfler5183]

Bank at Wells Fargo, don't particularly like them, but to be safe you need to be in a too big to fail bank.

[@techadsr]

How do you rate derivative risk as documented in OCC quarterly reports on top 25 and top 5 banks?

[@susielee2959]

Is USBank safe?

[@sonjasssggg4575]

So is Marcus, by Goldman Sachs, like ETrade and Merrill Edge and their parent company?

[@johnsmith-dm2tq]

so i am not smart enough to get this, i have been trying to understand this for years and everyone has some algebra calculations i just don't get it. Amagine trying to teach algebra to your dog. But i am still a person and i am still facing retirement. is there any chancy you can make a video where you go into fidelity, (fixed income, bonds, cd) scroll down the list and just tell me how to choose the right one? is bigger better? example: two treasury notes next to each other. they mature 06-30-26 yeild to maturity3.903 and a coupon rate 0.875. the next has the same maturity date and is 3.914 but has a coupon of 4.625.. yeild to maturity is almost identical the maturity dates are identical, i am inclined to go buy the larger coupon rate but feel like that cant be right as the smaller coupon rate would be worthless and why would the fed even create it? i just need someone to explain this to me like i am a 5 year old.

[@Fotograffa]

Whar about TD Bank?

[@maitong100]

Which is safer, Treasury bills or bank CD account?

[@daichau8451]

Is it safe to have a fixed deferred annuity contract with Athene?

[@JohnM-x6o]

Go to Japan. I havent had an issue in 60 years. And they understand my Spanish accented English.

[@kimberlylucas604]

With so such over site of a G SIB how did the Swiss bank get in trouble?

[@janiegolden5338]

Thank you 🙏

[@elenaraftopol4568]

What about citybank?

[@jerrychurchill8765]

What about Capital One

[@whistlebloer8254]

For most people, I think FDIC insurance should be sufficient. You can have accounts in different banks for that peace of mind.

[@jeaninekronish9567]

Would it be prudent to save a portion of our money in a GSIB non-US bank? Are there non-US bonds that are safe and useful to expand our savings?

[@DiamondNestEgg]

Hi Jeanine. I'll answer this in tonight's member live. No worries if you can't make it, we'll come back here & leave you the link with the timestamp as soon as that's ready. Best - Jen

[@elizabethcarlo964]

So my cd at Bank of America is safe? Short term of 7 months.

[@robertjennings397]

I tried for the 9.5 cd, did not get it. 8/30/24

[@Courtney_268]

Does Marcus equal Goldman Sachs?

[@michaelminauro4180]

Good stuff

[@lynnmanson2387]

Move money to large credit unions.

[@christopherzorthian8182]

Iive been with capital one my whole life. I like them now more than ever since they started capital one 360 witch makes my banking extremely easy and convenient. And having more accounts helps me organize my finances . I love capital one. Is it safe?

[@DiamondNestEgg]

It’s top 10 in terms of size, but not a G-SIB: banks.data.fdic.gov/bankfind-suite/financialreporting?establishedEndRange=8%2F23%2F2024&establishedStartRange=01%2F01%2F1792&inactiveEndRange=8%2F23%2F2024&inactiveStartRange=01%2F01%2F1970&incomeBasis=YTD&institutionType=banks&limitEstablishedDate=false&limitInactiveDate=false&pageNumber=1&reportPeriod=20240331&resultLimit=25&sortField=ASSET&sortOrder=DESC&unitType=%24

[@msdinba]

Credit unions only because of customer service.

[@deafman4090]

Credit unions (and some local banks) are also much more likely to use their assets to benefit your local community. Larger credit unions though can be more regional or even national.

[@paulvon2378]

I like U.S. Bank (Minneapolis). They should have been on the list.

[@petrmacel9529]

What about BMO?

[@DiamondNestEgg]

They are a top 15 in terms of size but not a G-SIB: banks.data.fdic.gov/bankfind-suite/financialreporting?establishedEndRange=8%2F23%2F2024&establishedStartRange=01%2F01%2F1792&inactiveEndRange=8%2F23%2F2024&inactiveStartRange=01%2F01%2F1970&incomeBasis=YTD&institutionType=banks&limitEstablishedDate=false&limitInactiveDate=false&reportPeriod=20240331&sortField=DEPDOM&sortOrder=DESC&unitType=%24

[@beth2200]

What about Cathay Bank?

[@MaryShirbroun]

I bank with us bank. Because they were not involved in the subprime loans.

[@jamescalifornia2964]

CHASE is " Too big to fail " 😉💰

[@wrsawy]

Chase, fidelity, credit union and Capital One. Gold and silver (hard) savings. Chase is the big boy, Credit unions for protection, Cap One for ease and investments. Fidelity for growth. Gold and silver for hedge and immediate cash in. Problem solved.