No! It only got some assets from the FDIC along with other banks.
Yes. Almost every bank does.
WAMU, or Washington Mutual, was purchased by J.P. Morgan Chase during the U.S. banking crisis in 2008, and when they did all WAMU customers who did not choose to leave became Chase Bank customers. Chase Bank does offer online banking, however they use a slightly different layout and provide different services.
Yes, the Chase website says you can still use your WAMU checks
Wamu bank, which is now called Chase, has free online bill payments if you use a Chase personal or business banking account (unless it's a Chase Customized Checking account, in which case you pay 5$ a month.)
If you have a savings account at a bank, then it is a bank account. If you have it in another kind of institution, such as a Credit Union or Savings and Loan, then it is not a bank account, although some people use the term "bank account" loosely and apply it to any savings account anywhere.
The bank you may want to use is Reliable Savings Bank Pa S A. It is situated in Pennsylvania and was established in 2007. Other such companies are US Bank Internet,Tcf Bank, etc.
A savings bank is a bank that is dedicated to savings accounts. They don't have all the freedoms of a checking account, but pay higher interest rates.
I just got off the phone with Chase. They said to use the same number as before for WaMu: Hope that helps! d
Wamu online banking do send an email updates. Wamu actually have an online service that the consumer can use to pay bills or check their balances online with leaving the comforts of their own homes.
She drove to the bank and she opened a savings account.
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"They have becomes duds, they use to be savings you can just deposit money in and they will act likes a regular bank account. but now they are gone.So long internet savings."