Grocery Store ATMs? (credit, shop, supermarkets)

[sneezecake]

In CA we have Wells Fargo ATMs in many Ralph's supermarkets (one of the larger chains).

I think other grocery stores have similar arrangements with other banks.

Do any of the major grocery stores in the triangle have affiliations with any of the large national banks - if so, which ones have paired up?

[Desdemona123]

Originally Posted by sneezecake

In CA we have Wells Fargo ATMs in many Ralph's supermarkets (one of the larger chains).

I think other grocery stores have similar arrangements with other banks.

Do any of the major grocery stores in the triangle have affiliations with any of the large national banks - if so, which ones have paired up?

Yes, we do have banks in some grocery stores and plenty of ATMs in others.

[lamishra]

Look for Cashpoints ATMs. They are owned by the NC Credit Union and do not charge a fee for anyone. I believe some of the new, bigger Harris Teeters have actual banks them? I'm not 100% on that, but I seem to recall seeing them...

[MrsSteel]

There's a tiny branch for SunTrust Bank in the Harris Teeter by my house. There's a bank branch at the local Kroger, too, but I can't remember which bank it is.

[sneezecake]

Originally Posted by Desdemona123

Yes, we do have banks in some grocery stores and plenty of ATMs in others.

I assumed you did, I just meant specific bank chains presence - I'm in the process of choosing a bank and the grocery store presence is one of the big reasons I stick with Wells Fargo in California.

Thanks!

[welovedurham]

The only in-store branch I've seen, and I've seen it in many grocery stores across the Triangle, is SunTrust. Edited to say, all the grocery stores might have been Harris Teeters b/c that's where I typically shop

[tarp]

Consider joining a credit union instead of a bank. Coastal Federal Credit Union has pretty open membership.

[sneezecake]

Originally Posted by tarp

Consider joining a credit union instead of a bank. Coastal Federal Credit Union has pretty open membership.

Pardon the bluntness of my question, but why?