Personal banking

The differences between savings vs. investing may impact your financial planning. Learn how savings differ from investing to make informed decisions.

Bounced checks are the result of a checking account with insufficient funds. Learn more about what happens if you bounce a check and how to prevent it.

In the unfortunate case your wallet is lost or stolen, you may not know what to do. Here are a few tips of what to do when you lose your wallet.

Balancing your bank account can help you reach financial goals, catch fraudulent activity, and gives you more control over your money.

There's more to endorsing a check than providing your signature. Learn more about the check endorsement process to help ensure smooth, errorfree transactions.

Direct deposit refers to the digital transfer of payment into a recipient’s checking or savings account. Learn about the benefits of direct deposit.

Check recipients can sign over a check to someone else to give them the funds. Learn more about why you might sign over a check and how to properly do it.

Peer-to-peer, or P2P payments are a way to electronically send and receive money to another person, usually instantly. Read on to learn the pros and cons of using P2P platforms for person use.

Renewing your CD is a step done once your CD matures, which means moving your funds into a new CD. Learn about the CD renewal process and its advantages today!

Regularly checking your bank statements may help and avoid overspending. Learn tips for monitoring your bank account balance.

A stop payment stops a check or other payment types from processing in the case of any errors or fraud. Learn how a stop payment may protect account holders.

Open a checking account online today by selecting the one that best fits your needs and follow these steps to opening a checking account online.