Discriminatory Practices I got an offer to open a savings account with up to $200 bonus, so I clicked on it. I was immediately informed that I didn't meet the requirements because I am not a Christian. I'm glad I got the information before I opened the account. I certainly don't want to give my money to anyone who thinks I'm not worthy because I don't share the same beliefs. It is discriminatory, prejudicial, and ignorant. Take your money to a business that is concerned with their clients' finances as opposed to their religious beliefs.

Called twice to get some info sent to … Called twice to get some info sent to me to be able to open an account and both times they said they would but never did

Agree with Holly Thanks for checking this out Holly. I almost opened an account. When everyone decides to stop doing business where lines are drawn along religious boundaries maybe the message will be heard. I got their name from a Penny Hoarder artcle. I hope they don't share these beliefs.

Done, but in silence My application is complete, and is what I asked for - though I literally heard nothing through the process. I was contacted about the medical exam, however, when I called for an update, I got routed to the underwriters voice mail and never heard anything from them, a couple of months later I was issued a policy - though I am not sure they have actually set up a schedule for payment... so, in the end I have what I wanted, but dont seem to have many details, nor a physical copy of my policy...

Good help with people that doesn't have … Good help with people that doesn't have any health problems cause Even the simplest ones can get u denied on insurance.....