Compared from 1,439 real customer reviews
Capital One 360 Checking vs Chase Sapphire Reserve vs Merrill Edge Self-Directed
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The signal score
A score out of 100 for how well reviewed a product is. It rises with positive reviews and with how many there are; negative and mixed reviews take points off.
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51 signal
41 reviews79 signal
1,319 reviews67 signal
79 reviewsIn short
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Many customers get strong value from the travel credit, lounges, insurance, points boost and transfer partners, often more than the annual fee.
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Specs
- Type
- Online checking account
- Fees
- No monthly fees, no overdraft fees
- Rates & rewards
- Not listed
- Minimum
- No minimum balance to open or keep
- Type
- Premium travel rewards credit card
- Fees
- $795 annual fee
- Rates & rewards
- 8x points on Chase Travel, 4x on flights and hotels booked direct, 3x on dining
- Minimum
- Not listed
- Type
- Brokerage account
- Fees
- $0 online stock, ETF and option trades; no annual account fees (options contract and other fees may apply)
- Rates & rewards
- Not listed
- Minimum
- No balance minimums
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