Opening a bank account?
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Each bank is different.  When I worked in banking, all you needed was a drivers license.
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Demand deposit account
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All you need is cash.  I opened my first account in college.\n\nThey don't care whether or not you are employed.
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open an account with them.
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You must be 18 years old to open a Saving's account...however, your parent or grandparents may open a savings account listing you as a minor.  Then you can deposit your money, but you may have to have 2 signatures to draw it out.  There is usually a minimum balance required on Savings accounts, usually $50.00 to $100.00.  The only other alternative to a double signature to with draw would be if a Debit card were ordered with the account, and then money can be drawn on the card thru an ATM  Hope this helps........Banks differ, but minors cannot be held liable. that is why an older adult is most  of the time required on the account with the monor.
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You can open a community account and you will pay reduced fees if you are non profit making for this element of the business.  You should have more than 1 signatory on the account, maybe yourself and any one of 2 others.  You and they can then write cheques and withdrawal slips with the protection a single named account does not have.  Most of the banks and building societies run them, Barclays do a good one and so do Nationwide.  You will need to go in though and not do it online.
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Just sign up for a checking account at a bank and ask for a debit card.
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Yes, more or less.  Ask for a wire transfer at your bank and be sure to have the account number of the bank in the UK.
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Go to the bank that you have a checking account with.
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Go to a local bank and open an account. Some banks do not charge fees if you have direct deposit. Call social security and give them your bank name, account number and routing number. You can open a checking account with or without checks or a savings account.
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Go to any bank and apply. You'll be surprised.\n\nGood luck
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Hi friend,\nhow are you doing. Well for those kind of informations you have to spend money alitle bit. As you u i'm a non us resident and i wanted to open a us bank account. I went to a good website that give all the informations and also the form i suppose to send to the bank. I pay only $4 usd, i think it's not a lot of money. In case you want to do the same thing i give you the link:\nhttps://www.mycashjunction.com/product_details.php?pid=331\nwrite me to let me know how you get in
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Go to your bank and get a sign in ID and a password and sign in online. They have easy to follow instructions
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Any bank should offer very low rates and fees.  Just make sure you're working with a reputable company and you'll be fine.  There's probably hundreds of companies out there that can give you the lowest rate.
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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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You can approach the Bank in which you already have a Current Account, or Savings Account, for a personal loan - for which, you will naturally be expected to provide collateral [a security pledged for the repayment of a loan] - in the form of either jewellery, or the deeds of some land/home/property that is legally in your name. Depending on your history [no overdrafts, no bounced cheques, etc.] with their Bank, they will give you a loan, at a very reasonable interest rate.\nIf you do not have any collateral, you will be forced to approach money-lenders - who will ask you to produce personal guarantees from your solvent relations or friends, for the repayment of their loan. Their interest rates will also be exhorbitant - and you will find it very hard, to pay even their monthly interest dues, leave alone repay the money borrowed !\n...As 'private classes' are nothing new in India, nobody who does not know you personally will care to invest in this 'high risk' venture - as they have no proof of either your tutoring skills, or capabilities to successfully operate a financially viable set of 'private classes' !\nMy intention is NOT to discourage you : I strongly recommend that you start small instead - in your own home, or terrace. If you prove a good and efficient tutor, word will spread - and more students will come knocking at your doors. \n...That will be the time, when you should invest from your own income/savings in setting-up 'classrooms' for your 'school'.\nBest of Luck.
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You can open a basic savings account to accummulate the money at the beginning. Any major bank would support an online account.