Banking basics
When working to reach financial independence, aligning goals and personal banking decisions is one of the keys to success.
Personal banking 101
Learn the basics of personal banking from what types of bank accounts are the best fit for your needs to steps to take in opening an account.
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How to endorse a checkThere's more to endorsing a check than providing your signature. Learn more about the check endorsement process to help ensure smooth, errorfree transactions.
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What are the benefits of direct deposit?Direct deposit refers to the digital transfer of payment into a recipient’s checking or savings account. Learn about the benefits of direct deposit.
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How to sign over a checkCheck 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.
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What is a P2P payment and how does it work?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.
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What is a premium checking account?Premium checking accounts differ from traditional checking accounts in many ways. Read on to learn more and check if a premium checking account may right for you.
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What is relationship banking?The term relationship banking refers to building a long-term connection with a banker focused on their specific needs. Read on to learn more.
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Stop payment: How does it work?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.
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