Banks, for the most part, accommodate customers’ personal banking needs and provide perks that encourage saving. On the other hand, they have questionable practices that endanger people’s finances. Reordering is an example of this practice. When people come up to me for bank recommendations, I don’t give a definite answer. Instead, I advise them to choose a bank based on their banking needs, saving habits, and priorities. Which is more important, a higher interest rate or a lower minimum average daily balance? Is the lack of certain mobile and ATM banking functions, like cardless withdrawals, a deal-breaker? Your answers to these questions will guide you when choosing a bank. However, there is one thing I tell people to watch out