Estate Account
A special account designed to help the executor of an estate manage funds on a deceased person’s behalf.
Ease estate management with an estate bank account.
Opened by an executor or probate-appointed administrator to manage the funds of a deceased member, an estate account is a temporary bank account that functions like a checking or savings account. The executor can deposit and withdraw funds as needed, including proceeds from the sale of real estate or investments. Once bills, taxes, and other debts are paid, the balance is dispersed to beneficiaries.
- Open as Free Checking Account or Share Savings
- $1 minimum balance
- $10 monthly service fee
- Provides easier access to a deceased person’s funds
- Simplifies record keeping for tax purposes
- Avoids commingled funds and related liability issues
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1APY = Annual Percentage Yield. All dividend rates and APY may change at any time. The dividend rate may be calculated using two different rates. The dividend rate will appear as a blended APY on your monthly statement.
2Tier 1: Accounts with 0-19 debit card transactions per month balances of $1.00 and over, will earn .05% APY.
Tier 2: Accounts with 20-39 debit card transactions per month and enrolled in e-statements will earn 2.75% APY on balances between $0-$10,000. Balances $10,001 and above will earn .05% APY.
Tier 3: Accounts with 40 or more transactions per month and e-statements will earn 5.00% APY on balances between $0-$10,000. Balances $10,001 and above will earn .05% APY.
The dividend rate may be calculated using two different rates. The dividend rate will appear as a blended APY on your monthly statement.
Transactions must settle during the calendar month to qualify.