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Opening a bank account online and not sure what documents you need? Watch this video to find out.
Looking for a better interest rate? Want more accessible ATMs? Tired of paying fees for things like bank drafts? Whatever your reason, changing banks or opening a new bank account can take just a few clicks—if you’re prepared. Watch this two-minute video to see what documents you’ll need (even for a student account) and find out when to close your old bank account.
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