Whether a checking or savings account, joint bank accounts work the same way as their sole ownership counterparts.
The primary difference is that both parties own the money in the joint account, have full control of the account. Each account owner can add funds, write checks, make purchases, withdraw cash and use their debit card.
Any funds in the account are considered as belonging to both owners. Either person can spend or withdraw the money at will, regardless of whether they were the one who deposited the funds.
Ally Interest Checking
Fees
$0
Minimum Deposit
$0
Current Promotion
None
APY Checking
0.25%
- Why We Picked It?
- Banking Options
Ally Bank’s Interest Checking Account is hard to beat, and it is a great option for couples who want to avoid almost all fees.
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