Minor Accounts definition
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Minor Accounts We may open personal checking accounts for depositors as young as 13 years old and will require a parent or legal guardian to be a joint account holder.
All Business Type Accounts, All Savings Type Accounts, All Money Market Accounts, All Public Fund / Charitable Organization Accounts and Student Minor Accounts are not eligible.
The following includes, but is not limited to, accounts that are ineligible for the service: • Minor Accounts (under 18 years of age) • Business Accounts • Government or State structured accounts, such as Rep Payee and UTMA accounts • Remote Deposit Capture Service Accounts (RDC) Occasional Overdraft Privilege Service balances including the Bank’s fees must be brought to a positive balance within fifteen (15) days or the service may be suspended and/or terminated and all overdrafts will be returned unpaid.
An Outside School Account (either a non-clubs account or Outside School Child Clubs Account or Outside School Minor Accounts) of a Club Student may also be linked to their Club Student account.
Business, Association and Minor Accounts are not eligible for this service.
Minor Accounts include the following cases: ⮚ A minor individual’s personal account ⮚ A joint account with 2 or more minors ⮚ A joint account of a minor and an adult ⮚ An account of a minor, who is entitled by law to work and earn income.
The aggregate outstanding balances of all Minor Accounts and the aggregate credit limits with respect to all Minor Accounts on the date hereof did not exceed $10.5 million and $150 million, respectively.
Sellers' program for establishing Minor Accounts has been -------------- terminated and Sellers are no longer opening Accounts with minors.
Minor Accounts can be opened by the parents either singly or jointly or by legal guardian or administrator appointed by Court.
Minor Accounts – We may open personal checking accounts for depositors as young as 13 years old; however, we will require a parent or guardian to be a joint accountholder with any depositor under 16 years old.