Moving your money to a new bank shouldn't be a headache. Don't miss a thing with this step-by-step switch kit.
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Still need to find a new account? Start here.
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Checking Accounts
Leave enough money in your old account to cover any outstanding checks or electronic payments
Savings & CDs
Receive ATM/debit card and checks for your new account
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Destroy old ATM/debit card and checks
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Whichever option you choose, make sure to deposit enough to cover the minimum balance and avoid fees. Stop using your old account, but don't close it just yet.
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Make sure your income is going to the right place before you sort out the bills.
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Do you have any automatic payments?
We'll walk step-by-step through all the possibilities so you don't miss a thing.
- Utilities
Phone
Gas
Electric
Water
Garbage
- Home & Finances
Rent / Mortgage
Insurance
Credit Card
Tuition / Student Loans
Other Loans (Auto, etc.)
- Entertainment & Other
Video Streaming
Cable / Satellite TV
P2P: PayPal, Dwolla, etc.
Online Buying & Selling
iTunes
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Almost finished...
Wait for 1 month until all outstanding checks and automatic payments have cleared your old account.
Close your old account.
Receive check or electronic transfer of remaining funds.
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