Checking Benefits
What 3 additional benefits does the Rich Rewards checking account give you over the Access checking?
1. 25% discount on safe deposit boxes
2. Check photo (see images of checks)
3. Free basic style checks
What is the fee for the Access checking account?
$13. $2 discount with e-statements
What are the 6 ways to waive fees for an Access Checking?
1. 1k minimum ledger balance
2. 1 direct deposit of $250
3. Be a full-time student up to the age of 26
4. Business owner
5. U.S. military active or retired
6. Platinum Circle
What 3 additional benefits does the Premier checking account give you over the Rich Rewards?
1. Free MMIA
2. 50% discount to safe deposit box (compared to 25%)
3. Discount on new or refinanced mortgage closing costs
What is the fee for the Rich Rewards Checking account?
$18. $2 discount for e-statements
What are the 2 ways to waive the fee for a Rich Rewards Checking account?
1. 5k ledger balance in the account
2. Minimum combined balance of 7.5k in up to 3 different savings accounts.
What 5 benefits does the Platinum Circle checking account give you over the Premier account?
1. Free safe deposit box
2. Free personalized style checks
3. Free wire transfers
4. Free checking account
5. Dedicated customer service number
What is the fee for the Premier Checking account?
$22. $2 discount with e-statements
What are the 3 ways to waive the monthly fee for a Premier Checking account?
7. 5k minimum ledger balance
2. Combined balance of 20k or up to 3 savings accounts
3. Have a revolving home equity account
What is the fee for the Platinum Circle Checking account?
Trick question. If it falls below the requirement, it may be converted to a Rich Rewards Checking
What are the 2 ways to waive fees for the Platinum Circle checking account?
1. Combined balances of at least 50k in any retail or business accounts
2. 2.5 million with Comerica Wealth Management
What is the fee for the Comerica Statement Savings account?
$5.50
What are the 3 ways to waive the Statement Savings account fee?
1. Under the age of 18
2. 62 years or older with direct deposit of Social Security, Pension, or other Fed. recurring payment
3. Have any type of checking account