Direct deposit
Have your paycheck sent straight to the account.
Your pay arrives, your bills go out, your card works at the register. A checking account should handle the ordinary parts of your week without you thinking about it.
Have your paycheck sent straight to the account.
Pay what you owe each month from one place.
Spend in stores and online from your balance.
Notifications for the activity you choose.
A debit card draws directly on your checking balance, so what you spend is money you already have. Every purchase appears in your activity list with the merchant name and date.
Four things a checking account does for you every month.
Direct deposit sends your pay to the account automatically on payday. You give your employer your account and routing numbers once, and it repeats from there.
Set up the payments you make every month — rent, utilities, phone — and see each one as it leaves.
Card purchases come off your balance as they happen, so the number you see is close to the number you have.
Transfer whatever remains into savings, on a schedule or whenever you decide to.
Check the balance before you buy something, look up last week's purchase, or set an alert — from your phone, laptop or tablet.
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Get the everyday account that keeps your spending, bills and deposits in one clear place.