Common use of SUBACCOUNTS Clause in Contracts

SUBACCOUNTS. If the account is a demand deposit account or a negotiable order of withdrawal (NOW) account, it will be a master account consisting of two subaccounts: a transaction subaccount and a nontransaction subaccount. The two subaccounts and the transactions between them are for the purpose of improving our efficiency and have no effect on your account or your ability to use it. The amount of interest you earn, the fees you incur, and your periodic account statements are not affected. We will maintain information on the two subaccounts for regulatory reporting purposes only. All statements will consolidate the two subaccounts into the master account and show it as a single account. At the beginning of each statement period, we will allocate the balance in the master account between the two subaccounts based on formulae we can periodically change. All your Items will be posted against the transaction subaccount. If additional funds are needed, we automatically (without charge) transfer available funds from the nontransaction subaccount. If excess funds accumulate in the transaction subaccount, we can transfer them to the nontransaction subaccount. Federal regulations limit preauthorized transfers from the nontransaction to the transaction subaccount to six (6) per monthly statement period. In the sixth transfer in such period, we move the entire balance in the nontransaction subaccount to the transaction subaccount for the remainder of that statement period. The full collected balance in both subaccounts will be available at all times to pay your Items.

SUBACCOUNTS. If the your account is a demand deposit account or a negotiable order of withdrawal (NOW) account, it will be a master account consisting of two subaccounts: a transaction subaccount and a nontransaction subaccount. The two subaccounts and the transactions between them are for the purpose of improving our efficiency and have no effect on your account or your ability to use it. The amount of interest you earn, the fees you incur, and your periodic account statements are not affected. We will maintain information on the two subaccounts for regulatory reporting purposes only. All statements will consolidate the two subaccounts into the master account and show it as a single account. At the beginning of each statement period, we will allocate the balance in the master account between the two subaccounts based on formulae we can periodically change. All your Items will be posted against the transaction subaccount. If additional funds are needed, we automatically (without charge) transfer available funds from the nontransaction subaccount. If excess funds accumulate in the transaction subaccount, we can transfer them to the nontransaction subaccount. Federal regulations limit preauthorized transfers from the nontransaction to the transaction subaccount to six (6) per monthly statement period. In the sixth transfer in such period, we move the entire balance in the nontransaction subaccount to the transaction subaccount for the remainder of that statement period. Use of the nontransaction subaccount as a holding account may resume at the beginning of the next month. The full collected balance in both subaccounts will be available at all times to pay your Items.

SUBACCOUNTS. If the account is a demand deposit account or a negotiable order of withdrawal (NOW) account, it will be a master account consisting of two subaccounts: a transaction subaccount and a nontransaction subaccount. The two subaccounts and the transactions between them are for the purpose of improving our efficiency and have no effect on your account or your ability to use it. The amount of interest you earn, the fees you incur, and your periodic account statements are not affected. We will maintain information on the two subaccounts for regulatory reporting purposes only. All statements will consolidate the two subaccounts into the master account and show it as a single account. At the beginning of each statement period, we will allocate the balance in the master account between the two subaccounts based on formulae we can periodically change. All your Items will be posted against the transaction subaccount. If additional funds are needed, we automatically (without charge) transfer available funds from the nontransaction subaccount. If excess funds accumulate in the transaction subaccount, we can transfer them to the nontransaction subaccount. If at any time Federal regulations limit the number of preauthorized transfers from the nontransaction to the transaction subaccount to six (6) allowed per monthly statement period. In the sixth transfer , then upon reaching such limit in such period, we will move the entire balance in the nontransaction subaccount to the transaction subaccount for the remainder of that statement period. The full collected balance in both subaccounts will be available at all times to pay your Items.

SUBACCOUNTS. If the account is a demand deposit account or a negotiable order of withdrawal (NOW) account, it will be a master account consisting of two subaccounts: a transaction subaccount and a nontransaction subaccount. The two subaccounts and the transactions between them are for the purpose of improving our efficiency and have no effect on your account or your ability to use it. The amount of interest you earn, the fees you incur, and your periodic account statements are not affected. We will maintain information on the two subaccounts for regulatory reporting purposes only. All statements will consolidate the two subaccounts into the master account and show it as a single account. At the beginning of each statement period, we will allocate the balance in the master account between the two subaccounts based on formulae formulas we can periodically change. All your Items will be posted against the transaction subaccount. If additional funds are needed, we automatically (without charge) } transfer available funds from the nontransaction subaccount. If excess funds accumulate in the transaction subaccount, we can transfer them to the nontransaction subaccount. Federal regulations limit preauthorized transfers from the nontransaction to the transaction subaccount to six (6) per monthly statement period. In the sixth transfer in such period, we move the entire balance in the nontransaction subaccount to the transaction subaccount for the remainder of that statement period. The full collected balance in both subaccounts will be available at all times to pay your Items.