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		By: Robert Scot		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[I started dabbling in investing with ING when they first started doing business in the U.S..  When CapOne bought out ING, I went with the flow and continued playing with stocks.  Eventually, I opened a savings account with CapOne just to park some money.  Finally, a couple of years ago, I opened a checking account and I now use that as my primary personal banking account.   The biggest &quot;con&quot; is definitely the lack of physical banking options.  I loved the few Capital One Cafes that I found in the LA area and loved it even more when they started putting real Capital One ATM&#039;s in local Target stores throughout LA and Orange Counties.   Now I just moved to Riverside County and I am bummed to find no such ATM&#039;s in the many Target stores out here.   I&#039;m hoping that CapOne expands their network of ATM&#039;s in Target stores everywhere.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I started dabbling in investing with ING when they first started doing business in the U.S..  When CapOne bought out ING, I went with the flow and continued playing with stocks.  Eventually, I opened a savings account with CapOne just to park some money.  Finally, a couple of years ago, I opened a checking account and I now use that as my primary personal banking account.   The biggest &#8220;con&#8221; is definitely the lack of physical banking options.  I loved the few Capital One Cafes that I found in the LA area and loved it even more when they started putting real Capital One ATM&#8217;s in local Target stores throughout LA and Orange Counties.   Now I just moved to Riverside County and I am bummed to find no such ATM&#8217;s in the many Target stores out here.   I&#8217;m hoping that CapOne expands their network of ATM&#8217;s in Target stores everywhere.</p>
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