Ally Quiz Part II: How Well Do You Know Your Deposit Options?
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May 30th, 2012 at 10:17 am by Ally
Last week, we asked: Do you know enough about the rewards and conditions of deposit accounts to assess which best suits your needs? Then we gave you Part I of our quiz to help you find out. Here’s Part II. Find out how familiar you are with Ally deposit accounts, and about deposit accounts in… read more
Ally Asks: What Are You Doing for Memorial Day?
Posted in CommunityMay 25th, 2012 at 10:15 am by Ally
Tired of spending money on mittens, hot beverages and rock salt? Well, the time has come to open up your wallets for bathing suits, rocky road ice cream and suntan lotion. This coming weekend marks the unofficial start to summer, Memorial Day. And while many businesses will take a holiday, your wallet may be working… read more
Savings Talk: Which Types of Savings Accounts Do You Need?
Posted in Around the Web,Certificates of Deposit,Community,Savings TalkMay 24th, 2012 at 4:17 pm by Ally
Opening savings accounts is easy. Coming up with a savings strategy? That can require effort. You need to figure out which types of savings accounts you need, how much money to put in them and when to take it out. To help you plan, we turned to Andrea Woroch, a savings expert who has appeared… read more
Ally Quiz Part I: How Well Do You Know Your Deposit Options?
Posted in Ally Quiz,CommunityMay 23rd, 2012 at 4:23 pm by Ally
Years ago, putting money into a bank account was a one-size-fits-all proposition: You would deposit money into your account, and the bank would pay you interest. Over the years, a number of other deposit options evolved. But do you know enough about the rewards and conditions of each type of account to assess which of… read more
Ally Asks: How Do You and Your Friends Use Popmoney?
Posted in Ally Asks,CommunityMay 22nd, 2012 at 3:27 pm by Ally
Popmoney is the online banking service that lets you send and receive money from your Ally Interest Checking, Online Savings, or Money Market Account. All you need is your recipient’s phone number or email address. (Read our recent Straight Talk post about three ways to use Popmoney, and an earlier post about how Popmoney works.)… read more
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