Once upon a time, you could deposit a check only at a bank branch. These days, many of us deposit a check on a smartphone or at an ATM instead of heading into a branch. Whether you prefer an in-person ...

U.S. Bank and Chase accept cash and check deposits from customers at most of their branded ATMs. Online banks may ask you to visit a physical location to make a cash deposit. Discover, Member FDIC, ...

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Using an ATM is a convenient alternative if you can’t make it to a local branch during regular business hours. You’re likely wondering, however, “Can you deposit cash at an ATM?” The answer is yes, ...

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As mobile banking has taken off, many people never visit a bank, and online banks with no physical branches have opened their virtual doors. One of the most convenient developments in mobile banking ...

There are many ways to deposit a check, including through a bank branch, ATM, smartphone, online or through the U.S. Postal Service. Precautions should be taken when depositing checks, such as ...

With the rise of online-only banks and apps that allow money transfers in just a few seconds from a smartphone, consumers no longer have to rely on ATMs or a bank teller to handle their paper checks.

An online bank provides many of the same functions and services as a traditional bank, except it doesn’t have any physical branches. Instead, you complete your banking tasks from your computer or ...

Rather than walking around with a wad of bills, deposit it in your bank account. But can you do so at any ATM you walk by? It depends. David McMillin writes about credit cards, mortgages, banking, ...

The accounts with an annual percentage yield (APY) several times the national average rate receive the highest scores. Accounts with the lowest APY offering (under 1%) earn the least points. 10 ...