Ethical Banking - Regular account & old social security number
Hi
I have been trying to find information on Ethical banking in the USA for a regular (checking?) account (or equivalent to UK current a/c)? I have not been able to come across any suitable info on the web. I bank in the UK with Smile co-operative bank and would like a similar ethical type bank in the US (Madison NJ). Any ideas? Also I had a social security number in 1995 when I was on a J1 program but no longer remember number or have the same name, do I just apply for a new one? I found a number to call on the internet be it ended up being a dodgy personal service number! Your help is appreciated. Thanks again. |
Re: Ethical Banking - Regular account & old social security number
Originally Posted by flck72
(Post 9539395)
Hi
I have been trying to find information on Ethical banking in the USA for a regular (checking?) account (or equivalent to UK current a/c)? I have not been able to come across any suitable info on the web. I bank in the UK with Smile co-operative bank and would like a similar ethical type bank in the US (Madison NJ). Any ideas? Also I had a social security number in 1995 when I was on a J1 program but no longer remember number or have the same name, do I just apply for a new one? I found a number to call on the internet be it ended up being a dodgy personal service number! Your help is appreciated. Thanks again. Your US SS number is for life...it does not expire...you do not get a new one. |
Re: Ethical Banking - Regular account & old social security number
Originally Posted by flck72
(Post 9539395)
Also I had a social security number in 1995 when I was on a J1 program but no longer remember number or have the same name...
Ian |
Re: Ethical Banking - Regular account & old social security number
Ethics and US banks? I might be forced to use this emoticon :rofl:
I think the closest you might get would be in a local credit union. |
Re: Ethical Banking - Regular account & old social security number
Yes - a credit union is probably going to be the closest thing that you will be able to find.
In the US a bank would be considered "ethical" if they didn't lose or steal your money or lie in order to foreclose on your house - even by those standards "ethical banking" is almost unheard of in the US .., :ohmy: |
Re: Ethical Banking - Regular account & old social security number
Ethical and Banking do not go together!
If you are still in the UK you can contact the FBU at the London Embassy and they will confirm your SSN number by mail to a UK address but will not issue you a replacement card. |
Re: Ethical Banking - Regular account & old social security number
How about the Hilltop Community Bank in Madison, NJ?
Not sure whether it is ethical or not - but the great thing about these little banks (including local Savings & Loans and Credit Unions) in the US is that you can walk in & talk to the CEO, the branch manager etc., ask them whether they are ethical. (It looks like this bank has three branches.) |
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