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Commercial Bank and Checking Accounts

Checking accounts are deposit accounts that allow customers to deposit or withdraw any amount of money, subject to funds’ availability. Most commercial banks offer checking accounts to both individuals and companies.

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If you hqve a checking account in an overdraft condition can you open another account in another bank without having the account attached to the first account?

Yes, you will be able to open another bank account at a different institution until the bank account that is in overdraft decides to report you to check systems. Once you are reported to check systems as having owed a bank via a checking account, it is very hard to get off of it and that may prevent you from opening a bank account pretty much anywhere. Most banks check check systems.


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What are commercial accounts?

Commercial accounts are for businesses as opposed to personal accounts which are for individuals. Commercial accounts may also be used in the context of sales person where his clients may be referred to as commercial accounts. For example someone who sells food to a restaurant would consider the restaurants commercial accounts.

What happens if you do not have enough money in your checking account to cover the amount of the check you wrote?

If you do not have enough money in your account, the cheque would bounce. Which means your account does not have sufficient funds to honour the cheque you issued to somebody. In this situation the bank would return the cheque to the person who deposited informing that there is not enough funds. Also the bank would charge you a penalty fees for issuing cheques without enough funds in your account. Now, the person who received the cheque from you can file a legal complaint on you and you can be jailed for issuing such cheques.

If one adult child goes into a bank to close deceased parents checking account does bank have to tell other children who picked up the money?

An adult child cannot close the account unless they are a joint owner of the account. If they were placed on the account for purposes of convenience then they are legally obligated to share the funds with all their siblings equally. If they did manage, somehow, to close the account without being a joint owner their actions would be illegal and they would be stealing.

If there is any property in your last surviving parent's estate that was solely owned by them then you need to probate the estate in order for someone to be appointed the administrator. That person will have the authority to close the account and distribute the remaining funds.

If you owe back child support can they take it out of your checking account or savings account without permission?

Yes they can. They can also suspend your driver's license without notification. They can attach to any assets that you may have to obtain the back child support including checking, savings, a home, a car that you own etc.

What is the difference between Merchant bank and commercial bank?

The world of banking and finance is one of many intricacies. Many types of financial institutions exist, including commercial banking and merchant banking. The difference between commercial banking and merchant banking lies mainly in the services they provide, and to whom they are provided. Commercial banking is generally accessible to anyone for basic banking needs, whereas merchant banks serve mainly large companies and very wealthy individuals.

Commercial banks are what people typically refer to as "banks." A commercial bank can provide loans to individuals and small businesses. It raises funds by collecting deposits from these same groups of people, as well as from interest charged on loans. It also purchases bonds from governments and corporate entities.

The banks described above are the most common definition of commercial banks. Commercial banking is also sometimes defined as the provision of banking services such as checking and loans to large businesses, as distinguished from individual citizens. In this case, banking provided to individuals is referred to as retail banking to differentiate it from the second definition of commercial banking.

Commercial banking and merchant banking both involve the provision of financial services and advice. Merchant banking, however, often focuses on investing a depositor's assets in a finance portfolio and managing these investments. Merchant banks are commonly called investment banks in the United States. Apart from investing and managing the assets of wealthy clients, merchant banks also offer counsel and advice to large corporations. This advice is particularly useful when a corporation is considering getting involved in a merger with, or acquisition of, another corporation.

Both commercial banking and merchant banking have roots that go back hundreds of years, if not more. Merchant banks were actually the original banks, and were invented in the Middle Ages by Italian grain merchants. These merchants, as well as Jewish traders fleeing persecution in Spain, used merchant banking to finance long trading journeys as well as the production of grain.

The use of commercial banks by the average citizen is a relatively new phenomenon, historically speaking, but moneylenders have engaged in basic banking practices since the time of ancient Roman Empire. Primitive banking, though, mainly consisted of changing foreign currency to that of the Empire, rather than investment as we see today. Today's commercial banks are so common that more people work in the commercial banking sector than in any other part of the financial services industry.

How do you get an account number to a closed account?

Closed & paid off our truck on 12/01/2001. EQUIFAX shows an OPEN ACCOUNT W/ HIGH BALANCE OF $18,918.00. I wish to correct this by sending them proof of this account closed & paid in full. Can you help me by sending a document that reflects the account paid in full. Kevin & Marsha Myers 7214 Lafayette Ave., Kansas City, Ks 66109. My email is marshamyers@reeceandnichols.com. Thank you..Phone # 913-334-5589, cell 913-980-5589.

What are blank checks?

Blank cheques are cheques that are signed by the person, but do not have a dollar amount specified. They can be used for all sorts of things.. such as.. If someone is going on vacation and someone is.. babysitting hteir kids and the house while they are away, the home owner mights leave the sitter a blank cheque for when they need groceries, or something

What is an allotment?

A piece of land measured out for the specific purpose of growing produce.

How much did rbs lose in 2008?

i think this article might help give you the answer you need.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/7911722.stm

This loss equates to nothing close to what AIG in the US lost in 2008.

What banks don't use chexsystems?

There are tons of them all across the country. The link below has them all listed by state.

How do you write numbers on a check?

Just like you write numbers anywhere else. don't use short hand to write thousands. one thousand three hundred, would be a correct way of writing 1300. while thirteen hundred would be the incorrect way to write it.

What are the demate account?

Demate account is an account, which is opened to trade in share market. Without which trading cannot be done.

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