<prompt> Human: To keep my story short and vague, I joined a local federal credit union when I came to college because they had a very nice checking and savings program without monthly fees and has been a very nice starter bank to date, however after graduating I have moved a few states over and long-distance banking has become a nightmare. So my question to the good knowledgable people of raskfinance is what nationwide bank would you find most advisable for me to start a grown up checkingsavings account? All that I know from my fathers experience, Chase has never led him astray for years, and I have heard conflicting stories about Wells Fargo from others, but right now those are the two Im most heavily considering. Any advice would be greatly appreciated, since I am still very new to independent finances.  <response>: BoA, best online banking out of all of them.Fees across the big banks are all extremely similar, get the right tier of account and make sure the minimum paycheck amount hits the account to miss those fees and youll be set. 