Yes, you are probably overdrawn in your bank account as well.
no
Only if the account has her a a signatory. Otherwise it is forgery and illegal
First of all, there is a sign-up bonus of $50 when you create an Orange Checking account. Secondly, there are no fees associated with the account. And finally, there is no minimum balance required.
Capital One has different checking account services, including one that you and your child can manage together. They also have a fee free account, Capital One 360• Checking. You can sign up for an account on their website as well as locate a local branch in your are where you can sign up for an account.
IT most likely means that your overdrawn on your account and its at a negative balance.
then it would be okay
Yes, there are banks that allow you to sign up for a checking account online although the process may take a bit longer than just going into a branch.
Yes, Chase bank has a really great offer. You can get a linked savings and checking account with no monthly fees. They even have a sign on bonus. 1 year fees
Between 13 and 17, most banks will allow you to open a checking account and give you a debit card if you sign up with your legal guardian for a joint account, though some will let you get your own account if you want. You have to ask them, and if they won't let you get what you want, try another. For credit cards, it's usually 18+.
To get the free ING Direct checking account just apply online at their website. They can be found at ingdirect.com.
{| |- | Not by themselves. Until the minor reaches adulthood they cannot sign a contract with a bank. Someone must co-sign for the account and agree to be responsible. |}
Endorse, or sign, the check on the back. Put your account number on there and write For Deposit Only.