I need to fin Bank Of America in San Jose, Costa Rica
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I work there and looked it up on corporate directory and there is not one
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Well there are alot of ways you may want to ask the bank you bank with if they have a branch in the US. I know that Citibank & Banco Popular are worldwide banks and are reliable, not like Bancredito.so you may want to check if they are in your area. Many times you have to open it in person unless you have a Financial Analyst who takes care of these things for you. Otherwise I would just go with researching the banks there in the UK & looking into the cost of transferring funds online bonuses & minuses to different institutions. Once you find a branch there that does have a branch in the states have them go over all the basics with you & of advantages again.\n\nHope this helps
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If you're looking into purchasing bank owned foreclosures in SanDiego, just shoot me an e-mail as to what you're looking for and I will locate them for you and negotiate with the bank on your behalf. I can also find homes that are going into foreclosure and provide you with financing pre and post foreclosure.\n\nRegards
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http://marakana.com/location/San_Jose,CA
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A lot of Central American countries are offering retirement programs at relatively low prices.  For instance, you can retire in Panama at any age if you can prove an income of $900/month (say through a pension or an annuity) and have a clean police record.  If you can't do that, a deposit in BNP (National Bank of Panama) of about $125,000 will also do the trick - that too yields about the same $900/mo.\n\nBelize, Costa Rica, and Honduras have similar programs with different levels of investing required.  Some have age restrictions (45 and up).  Some Caribbean islands also offer these programs, but cost about 5 times as much.
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your local credit union, or www.americanexpress.com
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If you are looking for branch banks, this link lists the websites for Phillippine banks. You would have to check each one to see if they have a branch in Quezon City \nhttp://asia.dir.yahoo.com/business_and_economy/shopping_and_services/financial_services/banking/banks/by_region/countries/philippines/complete_list\n\n2/1/06
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Try www.orchardbank.com
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1) Yes.\n2) Just go to the bank with at least $100.00 USD and your passport and they will open your bank account in less than 10 minutes.\n\nI can help you with all your international banking needs.\n\nTop 10 Answerer in Business & Finance.
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type in  NJinmates.com  into the search area  an when the site comes up join the site  probably gonna cost  so  hope ya have a credit card
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Hi, the easiest thing to do is call the bank and ask.
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Just contact your bank. They got all this stuff figured out.
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Call 1-800-SBC-DIAL, they will help you.  They helped me.
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HSBC has locations in the United States and Shanghai.\nhttp://www.hsbc.com/\n\nYou can call them at 1-800-975-4722 24/7.
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Try HSBC (hsbcdirect.com): $1 minimum and 4.5% interest rate!   Several competitors offer similar deals: ING Direct, Emigrant, Citibank.\n\nThese are all online savings accounts; you can't get to them from a branch. Some or all of them offer ATM cards though.
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Follow the following steps: -\n1. Know a Bank which is easily assessible from your house, work place, college etc via a Branch or an ATM.\n2. Get yourself photographed, carry two photos to the banks along with a proof of your resident and if a gud sum of money to deposit initially.\n3. Ask for the Account opening form at the Bank.\n4. Fill the form.\n5. ask for the assistence from the Operator or the customer care officer.\n5. Get the form checked.\n6. If any problem refer point no. 5 again.\n7. Get the Account number and collect the cheque book as well.\n8. Also fill the ATM / Debit card form to meet your urgent needs for withdrawls.\n9. Send a thanks note to me when through.
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go to the Bank America branch in Mexico City or the Citicorp branch and ask them.  They will probably do a direct bank transfer for you.