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How to choose a checking account
How many bank accounts do you need?
Find out how many bank accounts you need. With this helpful guide, we'll explain the different types of accounts and how they can be used.
Money Market Account vs. CD
Compare these two types of savings accounts to see which one may be right for your financial goals.
How to switch banks
If you're unable to find the features and services you need from your current bank, you might consider an account with a new one.
Time to open a teen checking account?
Learn how to teach your teenager proper money management. Now that your teen is 16, it might be time to open a joint checking account with them.
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Difference between checking and savings account
Are you curious about the benefits of opening a checking or a savings account? Learn the differences and how these accounts work.
Joint bank accounts: How to make them work
A joint account refers to who can access and has ownership rights to the money in the account. Learn about the pros and cons of joint bank accounts.
Kid's savings accounts: What you need to know
A joint account refers to who can access and has ownership rights to the money in the account. Learn about the pros and cons of joint bank accounts.
4 reasons to have multiple checking accounts
Once your kids have outgrown their piggybank, it may be a good time to introduce them to the next level of financial tools: a savings account.
Set up recurring payments online
Setting up recurring payments can be a hassle-free way to pay your monthly expenses. Learn about the benefits of automatic bill payments.
How to avoid bank fees
Discover the most common bank fees and some practical tips you can use to avoid them.
You lost your card. Now what?
Did you misplace your debit or credit card? Follow these steps to cancel your card and get a new one in your hands as soon as possible.
What is a CD?
A CD is a type of deposit account that lets you earn interest. Learn more about the benefits of a CD and how it works.
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