Google wants to be your checking account. It is Silicon Valley’s latest effort to burrow into your financial life.
The project, code-named Cache, is expected to launch next year with accounts run by Citigroup Inc. and a credit union at Stanford University, a tiny lender in Google’s backyard.
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