reasons to keep money in a bank
Having a checking account is essential to managing your money on a regular basis. Here are five reasons to keep your money in a bank.
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benefits of a checking account
From transferring funds to managing your budget, a checking account makes it easier to control your finances. Here are just a few benefits of having a checking account.
accurately recording checking account activity
Balancing, reconciling, and reviewing your checking account is good practice in order to better manage your money and to spot financial management mistakes and fraudulent activity. Use this overview to help you accurately record your checking account activity.
using electronic banking
Electronic banking uses computers to move money to and from your bank account instead of checks and other paper transactions. Learn more about this type of banking and how to use it safely.
using money in your checking account
The steps involved in depositing money in and taking money out from a checking account can be confusing for a first-time bank user. Here are detailed steps to follow so you know what to expect with your first checking account.
checking account overview
A checking account can help you manage your daily finances. Here is an overview of the types of checking accounts from which you can choose and the process for opening an account.
checking account FAQs
These are questions you may have during your search for a checking account. You can refer to this list for information or ask a bank professional for information specific to that bank.
checking account glossary
This checking account glossary can help you with all of your finances by understanding the meanings of common terms.
banking glossary
This banking glossary can help you with all of your finances by understanding the meanings of common terms.
direct deposit myths and facts
Using direct deposit for your paycheck and state or federal benefits saves you money and is safer and easier than using paper checks. The following are common misconceptions about direct deposit and the corrected facts.
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