Goal Account definition
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A Goal Account cannot be used for overdraft protection on any other deposit account(s) including, without limitation, your existing account; money will not be transferred automatically from your Goal Account to any deposit account(s) to cover a transaction, should there be insufficient funds in any of your other deposit account(s).
Unless otherwise stated, contents of this Agreement apply to your Goal Account.
The Goal Account (“Goal Account”) consists of the interest-bearing account used to hold your deposits from your linked existing deposit account with the Bank and to make limited transfers.
The Goal Account does not have the same features as other deposit accounts or your existing account; for example, there is no debit card connected to the Goal Account, no direct bill payment service, person-to-person transfer service, mobile deposit, paper checks, external transfers or book transfers initiated directly to other Bank customers from the Goal Account.
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You may transfer funds into a Goal Account on the PC Financial Website to track a savings milestone you have.
Please review any ongoing payments or future dated financial obligations that you may have in your Account to avoid any non-sufficient funds charges prior to establishing a savings goal as a Goal Account will not be drawn upon to fund any authorized withdrawal from your Account.
If your Goal Account is closed prior to the end of the statement cycle, any accrued interest earned for that cycle will be forfeited.
For a Goal Account with an international address, the funds will be transferred to the State of Kansas.
If your Existing Account is cancelled, closed or terminated for any reason, you will have thirty (30) calendar days to open a new account with Bank via the Goal Account services.