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I have used Schwab, NFS (basically Fidelity), and TD Ameritrade.Of course, all depends on what kind of trading you want to do, and what your particulars are.Fidelity has good execution, but lacks in third-party research and decent charting tools. It is great for simple, buy-and-hold investing or mutual fund investing. Plus it is inexpensive.Schwab, I find, is favored by fundamental-research, value-investing folks who want good third-party research and ample stock data. You can access stock reports from S&P, Schwab, Ned Davis, Credit Suisse, Argus, and a few others. I find their charting tools rather meh, but their options trading platform, OptionsXpress, is robust.If you are a day-trader, TD is likely your first stop. The ThinkorSwim platform is unparralelled in charting, and technical analysis. It is integrated with CNBC, stockTwits, and is infinitely customizable. They have access to all the stock and ETF reports you would ever use. There is certainly a learning curve, but those who take the time are entirely sold on the platform. However, it is definitely overkill for a buy-and-hold or mutual fund strategy.There is a bit of a controversy broiling among traders about TD (and others) selling their data feeds to high-frequency traders who then front-run the orders. It is doubtful that most day-traders will even notice an execution difference even if this is so. But other platforms are coming online to counter this (I think Interactive Brokers is one of them).

With Payday Champion, we may almost certainly process your payday credit application that day! Our main responsibility is to interface you to a confided in payday loan specialist. All things considered, here is the manner by which practically same day payday online credits work: A payday bank will affirm your online application when that day.

I worked at Wells Fargo as a retail banker during the scandal. I can only speak to how my Southern California area operated - other Wells Fargo employees have told other stories.Here is how the fraud worked in my area:Everyday, bankers were required to produce 10 “solutions”. If the solution goal was not met everyday, managers would conduct intense coaching sessions to discuss why the goal was not met. Many employees in my area would emotionally break down after several coaching sessions because of the stress and anxiety of their boss threatening their future employment. The threat of termination was constant.Solutions were things like: new debit card, new deposit accounts, new online banking setup, approved credit card, approved loan, approved line of credit.Because no solution credit was offered for denied credit applications, bankers tended to focus on the guaranteed solutions: debit products like new accounts and debit cards.Customers with a mortgage account and no other business were particularly targeted by retail bankers. Because Wells Fargo waived the checking account monthly maintenance fee for customers with mortgage balances, retail bank employees could open new checking accounts for those customers - and they wouldn’t know until their mortgage was paid off or refinanced to another institution.Every January, management conducted “Jump into January”. This was a name for the expectation of double sales in the month of January. Instead of 10 solutions per day, bankers were expected to deliver 20 solutions per day. Retail branches in my area met this impossible goal each year through a combination of fraudulent practices: joint and sole accounts for family members with no intent to use them, closing and re-opening accounts for existing customers, opening new deposit accounts for credit-only customers, and on and on…Managers would hand 10 paper new account applications to each employee from teller to mortgage officer during October. Each employee (including part-time tellers) was expected (under threat of coaching sessions) to return 10 new account application by the end of December. Employees at my first branch instructed me to canvass my family members for names, addresses, and, most importantly, social security numbers.After harvesting all the family member applications from branch employees, managers would then selectively dole out applications to bankers at the end of each business day. Family accounts would be opened at the end of the day to top-off a banker’s daily sales.In Southern California, bankers particularly preyed on Mexican nationals seeking to use our money remittance service. For the first two years I worked at Wells Fargo, non-customers could remit money to Mexico for a fee. Instead of simply processing the remittances, bankers would often open new accounts for these people by lying and telling them they had to open a new account.Since a new checking account, debit card, and online banking counted as only 3 solutions, bankers became desperate to hit their goals and maintain their employment. Sometimes a husband/wife joint account could get you to your goal in one visit- but these were not consistent.Finding 3 new customers each day is near impossible for most Wells Fargo bankers because: Wells Fargo branches have saturated the entire market (Wells Fargo purchased Wachovia and didn’t close any of the old Wachovia branches - leaving some areas with two Wells Fargo branches in the same parking lot), there are multiple bankers at each branch, and there simply is not as much foot traffic into bank branches because of online and mobile banking.Theres more, but I hope that sheds some light on it.