More money tools for you
Here are more tools many financial institutions offer. Click on each one to learn more.
An Automated Teller Machine, or ATM, is a specialized computer used by bank customers to manage their money, for example, to get cash, make deposits, or transfer money between accounts.
Online banking is a paperless way to handle banking activities with your personal computer, using the Internet. Helpful features may include automatic transfers between accounts (to help you set aside money in savings automatically) and bill pay.
Available at some banks, mobile banking gives you the convenience of using a mobile device to check on your accounts, for example, sending a text message from your cell phone to find out your current account transactions.
Offered by many banks, overdraft protection is a prearranged agreement for the bank to cover your checks, payments, and charges if they are greater than your existing deposit account balance. You must repay the bank immediately. The bank may also charge a fee for overdraft protection service. If you have accounts linked for Overdraft Protection—and have sufficient available funds in your linked accounts—nothing has changed. If you don't have Overdraft Protection (or don't have available funds or credit in your linked accounts), a debit card transaction that exceeds your current checking account balance will be declined. Adding the Debit Card Overdraft Service to your checking account may be an appropriate "back-up" plan to avoid declines.
Ask your bank for more information about these and other services they offer – how they work, how they can help you, and any fees you may be charged.
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