Some banks in Canada that offer joint bank accounts are: TD Canada Trust, Scotiabank, BMO (Bank of Montreal), ING Direct, and President's Choice Financial.
TD Canada Trust is a well known Canadian bank, second only to RBC in terms of size (in Canada). They have many locations, so it is relatively easier to find a branch compared to other banks. They have accounts where the service fee is waived if you have a specific amount of money in your account. Other banks, like RBC, no longer offer such accounts. Their mutual fund performance is decent. Their tellers are relatively younger, friendlier, and have good English skills. They have a decent selection of credit cards. They have the longest operating hours of major banks in Canada, being open until 8 in many branches on the weekdays. If you are a non-English speaker, as a major bank, they have many translators.
Consolidations loans are available in Canada through companies such as 310-Debt, Manulife One, TD Canada Trust, and Royal Bank of Canada. Banks offer a more reasonable rate of interest than private lenders which is an asset in the effort to abstain from claiming bankruptcy.
Most banks in India offer branch free banking or core banking. If you have an account with the bank you can operate it in any of the bank's branches. This may attract charges as applicable but you can operate it anywhere. There are also some smaller banks that offer only branch specific banking. you will not be able to operate those accounts anywhere else. Almost all banks have migrated or are migrating to core banking.
They are rbc, td bank, bmo, cibc and scotiabank.
The National Bank of Canada offers many services. They have traditional checking and savings services but they offer more in depth services such as mortgage brokers, investments, various types of loans, planning for retirement and even for students who are just starting out.
Some virtual banks in Canada that offer no fee checking accounts include Tangerine, EQ Bank, and Simplii Financial. These banks typically do not charge monthly account fees, and they also offer additional features such as no minimum balance requirements and unlimited transactions.
Many banks offer retirement accounts. Chase and Bank of America are two banks that offer the ability to set up an IRA.
Banks offer a variety of accounts including: checking, savings, mutual funds, IRAs, CDs, etc. Different banks offer different interest rates and promotions for these different types of accounts.
770 accounts are offered by many banks that offer interests and dividends. Almost all banks within the United States offer 770 accounts.
There are a few banks that offer business current accounts. HSBC Bank is one of the most popular banks that offer these types of accounts to their customers.
The majority of banks will offer their customers debit card accounts. These banks include "HSBC", "Bank of America", "Lloyds TSB" and also "Santander".
There are several banks that offer high rate savings accounts. Some of the best options for high interest rate accounts are through TD Canada Trust, Scotiabank and Bank of Montreal.
Nearly any bank will offer a version of the joint checking account, where two people (including a couple, married or not) can share access to a single bank account. Some banks include M&T, Wells Fargo, Wackovia, and Capital One.
There are many banks that are offering children accounts from high street to online accounts though the type of the accounts will vary. One of the banks offering children accounts is Barclay's which is offering Barclay plus account for children between the age of 7-18.
Most large banks today offer mortgage savings accounts. HomeBuyer is one such bank. Other banks, such as Bank of America, Chase, and CitiBank offer mortgage savings accounts too.
There are four major types of accounts that banks normally offer. It may vary bank to bank what their individual accounts are. The major types of accounts are checking accounts, savings accounts, money market accounts, and time deposits.
There are several banks that offer merchant credit card accounts. These banks include TD Bank, PNC Bank, Merchants Bank, Bluepay, and Bank of America.