Nevada: This is the Best Bank in the State
Finding a good bank that you trust is a big deal. After all, if you have a lot of savings or want to invest through your bank, you’re going to want to find a bank that delivers great customer service and won’t fail. It’s also important to find a good bank if you plan to borrow money for an automobile loan, house, boat or anything else. Forbes has ranked the best banks in America, and they have one bank ranked as one of the best banks in the state. Read on for the Nevada best bank scoop.
Forbes has put together this tally of the best banks in America. To do the research, Forbes joined forces with market research firm Statista and surveyed about 31,000 U.S. residents. “Participants were asked to name all the banks and credit unions where they have a checking or savings account and evaluate these institutions based on criteria such as customer service, the quality of the financial advice representatives offer, whether fees are transparent and reasonable, ease of navigating the company website, on-location branch services and the overall level of trust the companies inspired,” they explain in the study.
Also, note that large, nationwide banks and credit unions with branches in 15 or more U.S. states were excluded. Hence, the winner are the best of the smaller, regional institutions. Some of the excluded banks include Bank of America, JPMorgan Chase, Wells Fargo and Navy Federal Credit Union. At the end of their research, Forbes gave 164 awards to 137 unique banks across all U.S. states.
Nevada, Best Bank
So, what are the best banks in Nevada? According to the list, only one Nevada bank stands on top, and it’s a bit confusing. The top bank in Nevada is not based in Nevada, but it’s on the list. That bank is WaFd Bank, which is based in Seattle, Washington. Find the full list of the best banks in America via Forbes here.
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