Looking for a bank with convenient locations throughout much of the country? There are relatively few choices, but they cover a lot of ground. MoneyRates.com breaks down the best of these national banks for a variety of needs.

Are young adults better at banking than older generations? Their tendency to switch banks and bank online could help them get better deals from their banks – but banks that compete on the basis of rates and fees offer the best reason for loyalty.

Marcus by Goldman Sachs provides no-fee personal loans and high-yield savings accounts online. Learn more about how Marcus works to help decide if it’s the right place for your money

Why do you need multiple bank accounts? Most people have different types of needs for growing and accessing their money, which creates a need for multiple bank accounts.

TIAA Direct provides a full range of banking services for professionals who work in a wide range of academic, cultural, government and research professions.

Huntington Bancshares ranks as one of the bigger regional banks serving the Midwest, with nearly 1,000 branches and more than 1,800 ATMs in eight states in the heart of the country.

USAA Bank offers banking products for people with military connections. Learn more about USAA Bank to help decide if it’s the right bank for you.

Fifth Third Bank traces its history back to the 1850s. Today, it’s one of the larger regional banks in the country, serving 10 states from its headquarters in Cincinnati.

As its name suggests, First Internet Bank lives in the online world, eliminating trips to tellers and branch locations.

From humble beginnings in Buffalo, New York, M&T Bank today boasts more than $120 billion assets and operates more than 690 branches in the Eastern United States.