kelliann O.

Has everything you could want, it is fast, easy to use, well designed. If you do only online banking and rarely go to a branch, I recommend PNC for the excellence of its website.

Poorly designed website. Not nearly as easy to use as other banks. Hard to find things, hard to make things work. It is also slow to finish the log in and show you a page.

Accueather was always my favorite weather site. A few weeks ago (Sept. 2019) they changed their site, forcing viewers to find hidden information by clicking down arrows for each hour of the day. It is a huge chore to find what you want to know. I recommend using Weather.com which lays everything out in front of you - no clicking.

Accuweather has also put up a nag telling you to shut off your ad blocker. I used the ad blocker to block the nag. Then they put up a small nag which will only block on each single page. It is not that big a deal. If you want, you can just push the browser down until the nag is hidden.

I cannot imagine what was in their minds to force people to do all that clicking unless they actually think people will look at ads on the page while they are forced to click arrows. I wouldn't buy anything from an ad on their page now that they made it a lot less useable.

I highly recommend abandoning Accuweather for Weather.com, Wunderground, or any other weather site. They give me no reason to even want to use their site.

850 is the best FICO score anyone can get. CareCredit refused to lower their interest rate from 26.9%. Said it is the interest rate "across the board" for all. I do know that if your medical person applies, the rate will be whatever he/she and CareCredit agree on which can be lower. But if you have them as a credit card they will charge 26.9 percent interest no matter how perfect your credit is. About that promotional rate for $200 or more expenditure: I paid $204 for my mother's medicine using CareCredit. They said that since i used the card at a pharmacy, the promotional rate did not apply and I couldn't have it.

If your medical person or vet applies for you you may end up with a good deal. Never apply for it yourself. But beware, once that interest free period ends, you are in for it, as others here have explained.

Apply for a Visa or MasterCard with a good long interest-free period after first opening the account, and get your procedure done (or your pet's) and then pay as you normally would. And watch out for any card that says if you don't pay it off by the end of the promotional period, they will charge you for all the back interest that you didn't have to pay.