SOCIAL: bank recommendations

[Carlee Duncan]

Gretchen-
Here is a recommendation from a friend:

"In doing some research on SRI funds, I encountered this innovative new
national bank based in San Francisco that supports environmentally
sustainable business.  For those of you that care about where/how the money
you have in the bank is invested, you might consider taking a look at this
bank that has all the amenities of a major national bank as far as I can
see, ( online checking, bill pay, e-statements, free check imaging, no
monthly fees, as well as ATM fee reimbursement ) but comes also with a clear
conscience about what your money is doing while your bank uses it."

http://www.newresourcebank.com/index.php

Carlee

On Mon, Sep 22, 2008 at 2:57 PM, Gretchen Larsen
<gretchenlarsen at yahoo.com>wrote:

>  Hello Everyone -
> with the bank crisis going on - and some banks in trouble (notably the one
> I currrently bank with - Washington Mutual) I am shopping for another bank.
> I am hopelessly out of date with what makes a good bank besides the fact
> they have a lot of ATMs and nice people in customer service - does anyone
> have recommendations?  I am assuming here that all the big banks have their
> hands dirty with oil and human rights abuses associated with investments in
> other countries, but if there's ones that's better than the others - that'd
> be nice to know too.
>
> any and all recommendations are gratefully accepted.
> Thanks!
> G
>
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