Fees
This fee is something you might be charged for not having enough in your checking account to pay bills.
What is an overdraft fee?
When signing up for a debit card, you must sign up for these four numbers.
What is a pin?
This type of account is held by one person.
What is a sole account?
This is the term referred to the amount of money available in an account right now.
What is an available balance?
Chase may do this to an account if the owner is involved in illegal activity.
What is restricting your account?
This happens if an account holder fails to pay any fees.
What is sue you?
If a bank blocks a joint account, this many of the account owners must be present to reactivate it.
Who is all owners?
This type of account is owned by multiple people.
What is a joint account?
This is a four digit identification number.
What is a pin?
If a check is over $5525, this amount will be deposited the same day while the rest is processed.
What is $225?
Someone, not a customer of the bank, may be charged a fee for doing this action, but not using an atm.
What is cashing a check?
This is required from a check recipient for the check to be processed.
What is an endorsement?
If one owner of a joint account asks for it to be blocked, this will happen.
What is the account is blocked for everyone?
This term means an account holder attempted to draw more money from an account than available, possible making the balance negative.
What is overdrawn?
This is the amount of a check where different rules apply.
What is $5525?
If a savings account is overdrawn and charged a fee, this threshold has been reached.
What is a savings withdrawal limit.
Cashing a check at a different bank than the holder's account incurs this.
What is a fee?
These types of accounts cannot be used for personal reasons.
What is a business account?
This term refers to weekdays other than holidays.
What is a business day?
This is the age where a check is considered "stale".
What is 6 months?
This is the lowest a bank balance can go based off of fees.
What is negative?
The bank can do this to all transactions if a debit card is reported lost or stolen.
What is decline the payments?
Under a business account, this type of person can write and endorse checks.
Who is a signer?
This type of deposit is when an employer puts money into an account without using a check.
What is direct deposit?
This is the statute of limitations for filing lawsuits against chase.
What is 2 years?