Hate your bank? Saturday is 'Bank Transfer Day'

This post comes from Jennifer Waters at partner site MarketWatch. If you've been thinking about firing your bank, now might be the time. A handful of grassroots groups are mobilizing people to abandon mega-banks for what one organizer calls "more friendly" smaller banks and credit unions. Show time ...

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