I recently got married, and we are planning to combine finances fully. We are not well off by any means, but we still do our best to save what we can.I bank with wells Fargo and he banks with Chase. Would like some suggestions on where we should open a new account together. In GA for reference. A little nervous about potentially doing online banking that doesn't have a physical branch but some seem to have great interest in savings accounts.

Anybody have a bank that they like? Recently married and looking to make a new joint account for joint expenses & bills (pls don't give me advice about that it's happening). Also need to finally break up with Bank of America because... well basically everything about that company. Who do you use and why do you recommend them? Heard good things about Ally, a good choice? Anyone use the banking offerings from Fidelity/SoFi/Wealthfront?

High Street Bank vs Small Bank (3 Billion Assets)– Brand Value? (UK) Looking for views on market perception. Background: 10 years Big4 (left as Manager) → Lloyds (VP). Now offered a £95k role at a smaller bank, reporting to the CTO, covering AI & Risk (2nd line). Role is remote, office once every 2 months, with all travel + hotel fully reimbursed.

High Street Bank vs Small Bank (3 Billion Assets)– Brand Value? (UK) Looking for views on market perception. Background: 10 years Big4 (left as Manager) → Lloyds (VP). Now offered a £95k role at a smaller bank, reporting to the CTO, covering AI & Risk (2nd line). Role is remote, office once every 2 months, with all travel + hotel fully reimbursed.

High Street Bank vs Small Bank (3 Billion Assets)– Brand Value? (UK) Looking for views on market perception. Background: 10 years Big4 (left as Manager) → Lloyds (VP). Now offered a £95k role at a smaller bank, reporting to the CTO, covering AI & Risk (2nd line). Role is remote, office once every 2 months, with all travel + hotel fully reimbursed.

Most roles at a big bank sit at the intersection of technology, data and business operations. It’s less glamorous than people expect but the exposure you get across different teams is genuinely hard to get anywhere else. Lateral moves are common and often the fastest way to grow. If you are considering banking, what draws you to it specifically?

Curious to know what the pay structure is like at the top 4 banks right now, for associate, associate director and director levels, in corporate banking. I saw some bigger numbers in another post (stating 135k base for associate director level) and don't know if that seems correct?

Hi! Looking for any information on the Global Finance group at Dechert - am a mid level associate working in a finance group currently but looking to lateral. How’s the group? How’s the culture/vibes? People?