Top Ten Online Banks

MSN Money rates the top ten online banks. The top three are Wells Fargo, CitiBank and Bank of America. For my list, simply view the latest checking and saving interest rates offered by online banks.

Here is MSN Money’s list:

1. Wells Fargo
2. CitiBank
3. Bank of America
4. E-Trade
5. Huntington
6. First National Bank of Omaha
7. HSBC
8. US Bank
9. Chase
10. Wachovia

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