Has anyone heard of this new Kasasa banking movement?
About 1 year ago I moved all of my money out of the big national banks. But I was surprised to find that there are Community banks and Credit Unions offering over 3% interest on their accounts.
Now I'm seeing that the bank I use is displaying this "Kasasa Cash" logo on their website. So I Googled Kasasa cash. Kasasa bills itself as a movement to forge something of a national co-op out of what it calls "qualified" community banks and credit unions.
Does anyone know anything else about this movement? Does anyone else have their money in a bank that participates in Kasasa cash? I have never heard any commercials or advertisements for it.
This is their website: www.kasasa.com. Worth checking out.
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Thank you for your interest in Kasasa.
Kasasa is a new brand of free checking and savings accounts that are taking the nation by storm. Kasasa pays consumers to use their account with what interests them most—high interest, automatic savings, money donated to charity or free iTunes downloads. Thousands of consumers around the country have already switched to Kasasa to have access to exciting banking products and the personal service available only at America’s finest community banks and credit unions.
To find a community financial institution offering Kasasa accounts nearest you, visit https://www.kasasa.com/choose-your-kasasa.
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Where is the profit coming from,in this "Depression"? Fool me once,shame on you.Fool me twice,shame on me.(ponzi scams)
Where is the profit coming from,in this "Depression"? Fool me once,shame on you.Fool me twice,shame on me.(ponzi scams)
We`re on a roll,we get some more to go along,we might change the world. These people must really be over the edge to think you can fool all the people all the time.The Nobel winner Muhammed Yunus has started the Grameen Bank,it helps the poor.People need to check it out.Some people are pushing for a public/state bank,you can imagine some people will try to scam a good idea."Buyer Beware"!
I am a bit suspicious of Kasasa. For my location (zip) I got three choices: all banks and all over 1,000 miles away. Not what I call a community bank. There are several local credit unions here in town when I get ready to move from the local bank I use now.
I hope the day will come soon,when we can move our money to a grassroots control non-profit bank.The greed for profit has almost destroy the planet.