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        1. Regions Bank

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        (800) 734-4667

        6636 Church St
        Douglasville, GA 30134

        Regions Bank

        2. Regions Bank

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        (800) 734-4667

        5871 Fairburn Rd
        Douglasville, GA 30134

        Regions Bank

        3. Regions Bank

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        (800) 734-4667

        6104 Central Church Rd
        Douglasville, GA 30135

        Regions Bank

        4. Regions Bank

        BanksLoansSavings & LoansMortgages
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        3614 Veterans Memorial Hwy
        Lithia Springs, GA 30122

        Be prepare to wait at drive through a long time,I can not figure out why the long wait, To cash a check, I will be the only customer and still long …

        Regions Bank

        5. Regions Bank

        BanksLoansSavings & LoansMortgages
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        (800) 734-4667

        4271 Jimmy Lee Smith Pkwy
        Hiram, GA 30141

        Regions Bank

        6. Regions Bank

        BanksLoansSavings & LoansMortgages
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        (800) 734-4667

        1593 Mulkey Rd
        Austell, GA 30106

        Regions Bank

        7. Regions Bank

        BanksLoansSavings & LoansMortgages
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        (800) 734-4667

        1 Community Square Blvd
        Villa Rica, GA 30180

        Everyone is very professional and knowledgeable on everything they offer!!!

        Regions Bank

        8. Regions Bank

        BanksLoansSavings & LoansMortgages
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        (800) 734-4667

        1100 Merchants Dr
        Dallas, GA 30132

        Regions Bank

        9. Regions Bank

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        (800) 734-4667

        26 Citizens Square Rd
        Dallas, GA 30157

        Regions Bank

        10. Regions Bank

        BanksLoansSavings & LoansMortgages
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        (800) 734-4667

        160 Confederate Ave
        Dallas, GA 30132

        Regions Bank

        11. Regions Bank

        BanksLoansSavings & LoansMortgages
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        (800) 734-4667

        2048 Macland Crossing Cir SW
        Marietta, GA 30008

        Regions Bank

        12. Regions Bank

        BanksCommercial & Savings Banks
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        250 Casteel Rd SW
        Marietta, GA 30064

        Regions Bank

        13. Regions Bank

        BanksSavings & LoansLoansMortgages
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        (800) 734-4667

        280 Constitution Blvd
        Dallas, GA 30132

        Regions Bank

        14. Regions Bank

        BanksLoansSavings & LoansMortgages
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        (800) 734-4667

        1650 Cumberland Pkwy SE
        Smyrna, GA 30080

        I've never had to wait in a long line at this Regions branch. Definitely see Randy to open a new account.

        Regions Bank

        15. Regions Bank

        BanksLoansSavings & LoansMortgages
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        3511 Camp Creek Pkwy
        Atlanta, GA 30344

        This location is great for convenience and accessibility to bank. They have friendly, professional staff especially the branch manager, Ada Gardner.

        Regions Bank

        16. Regions Bank

        BanksCommercial & Savings Banks
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        (800) 734-4667

        1728 Mars Hill Rd NW
        Acworth, GA 30101

        Regions Bank

        17. Regions Bank

        BanksCommercial & Savings Banks
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        (800) 734-4667

        3511 Camp Creek Pt
        Atlanta, GA 30344

        Regions Bank

        18. Regions Bank

        BanksLoansCommercial & Savings Banks
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        (678) 244-7091

        165 Cumberland Xing SE
        Smyrna, GA 30080

        Regions Bank

        19. Regions Bank

        BanksCommercial & Savings BanksLoans
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        (678) 244-7091

        165 Cumberland Pkwy SE
        Atlanta, GA 30339

        Regions Bank

        20. Regions Bank

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        (800) 734-4667

        12175 Highway 85
        Atlanta, GA 30349

        Regions Bank

        21. Regions Bank

        BanksLoansSavings & LoansMortgages
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        (800) 734-4667

        888 Concord Rd SE
        Smyrna, GA 30080

        Regions Bank

        22. Regions Bank

        BanksLoansSavings & LoansMortgages
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        (800) 734-4667

        2833 Main St
        Atlanta, GA 30344

        Regions Bank

        23. Regions Bank

        BanksLoansSavings & LoansMortgages
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        (800) 734-4667

        1180 W Peachtree St NW Ste 160
        Atlanta, GA 30309

        Regions Bank

        24. Regions Bank

        BanksLoansSavings & LoansMortgages
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        (864) 235-0354

        1544 Piedmont Ave NE Suite 215
        Atlanta, GA 30324

        The people that run this business are incredibly nice and helpful! Really a great neighborhood store - they know their customers well and always do…

        Regions Bank

        25. Regions Bank

        Credit & Debt Counseling
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        (800) 734-4667

        4590 Morningside Dr
        Acworth, GA 30101

        From Business: Let us help you lower your credit card interest rates, stop the collection calls, and reduce your bills to one monthly payment. Our services include Bankruptcy Al…

        Regions Bank

        26. Regions Bank

        BanksSavings & LoansLoansMortgages
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        (770) 974-2998

        3365 Cobb Pkwy NW
        Acworth, GA 30101

        Regions Bank

        27. Regions Bank

        BanksSavings & LoansLoansMortgages
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        (800) 734-4667

        250 Marietta St NW
        Atlanta, GA 30313

        Regions Bank

        28. Regions Bank

        BanksLoansSavings & LoansMortgages
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        (800) 734-4667

        2486 Roswell Rd
        Marietta, GA 30062

        Regions Bank

        29. Regions Bank

        BanksLoansSavings & LoansMortgages
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        (800) 734-4667

        4255 Jiles Rd NW
        Kennesaw, GA 30144

        Regions Bank

        30. Regions Bank

        BanksCommercial & Savings Banks
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        (800) 734-4667

        3050 Peachtree Dr NE
        Atlanta, GA 30305

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        What documents are necessary when opening a bank account?

        Generally, when opening a standard domestic bank account you will need two forms of government issued identification, like a social security card and a driver’s license (or legally issued ID), or a passport. Some accounts may require an Individual Taxpayer Identification Number (ITIN) or a proof of address, meaning you need to bring in something like a utility bill with your name and address on it. More complicated accounts can have different requirements. If you are not a U.S. citizen, you might be able to open an account with a state-issued identification from your country of citizenship.

        How to pick a bank

        The best way to pick a bank is to identify exactly what your financial needs are and find a bank, or banks, that provide those services. If you need basic checking and/or savings accounts, nearly any local bank can set you up. Some banks can cover the entire spectrum of needs, while some are more specialized toward businesses, international account holders, or high-end clients. If you are in a specific industry that has a corresponding credit union, those can be a great place to go. Do some research or get referrals or recommendations.

        What is online banking?

        Online banking allows you  can access your bank accounts on your computer (or smartphone) and pay your bills, write online checks, deposit checks (via the bank’s app) transfer money, check on account balances from the comfort of your home. Online banking is the new normal and is a convenient tool to manage your finances without ever having to step foot in a bank.

        What is an overdraft fee?

        An overdraft fee is when a checking or savings account is overdrawn. If you don’t have electronic notification set up when you balance gets below a certain amount, you might find out when a check bounces.Usually your bank will cover the difference and charge you a fee. These fees vary depending on the amount of the overdraft, how long you’ve been with the bank, how much money you keep there, etc. These fees can sometimes be waived if the overdraft is minor and/or if you are a valued customer in good standing with the bank.

        What is a credit union?

        Credit unions are non-profit banking institutions that are set up to serve their members. Credit unions provide many of the same services other banks provide, such as checking and savings accounts, loans and investment opportunities. The big difference between credit unions and banks is credit unions are also member owned -- the depositors are the owners and it works as a cooperative institution -- which provides a lower-interest loans and services.

        What does FDIC Insured mean?

        The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) is a federal agency that protects and insures customer deposits in banks and credit unions. If a bank is robbed or goes bankrupt the FDIC protection means you will not lose (all of) your money, but you’ll probably still need a new bank. Most banks are FDIC insured and will have a notice on display (usually a sticker on the entrance) alerting you it is a FDIC insured institution. This provides protection of up to $250,000 per depositor, per branch, per account. Not every cent is guaranteed.

        What services do banks provide?

        Banks provide a variety of services. First, they offer a place to keep your money and financial assets and you can make dividends from interest. They can set you up with a credit card for spending or to just establish credit in order to make larger purchases. They provide loans for cars, homes, businesses, or just about any reason (as long as you can pay it back!) -- as well as provide financial services, such as investing guidance and opportunities. Most banks have safe deposit boxes where you can store things like jewelry, gold, or important documents. Banks are in the business of making money, so understand you will be paying for most services.

        Types of bank accounts

        • While there are a variety of bank account types, there are five primary types: Savings, basic checking, interest-bearing checking, money markets, and CDs
        • Savings accounts are where you put your money for that rainy day. They usually have interest rates higher than a checking account.
        • Basic checking accounts provide a minimum of services, usually they are a very low or no-interest account used to write checks, or for setting up automatic payment schedules for bills where payments are made electronically.
        • Interest-bearing checking accounts pay you an interest rate, in addition to doing everything that a standard checking account does. .
        • Money market deposit accounts (MMDAs) invest your account balance into short-term debt opportunities, treasury bills, or CDs (certificates of deposit). MMDA rates are higher than checking accounts, but require a higher minimum balance.
        • CDs are time-based deposits in which you agree to keep the entire sum in the bank for a period of time (six months, 12 months, 24 months) and the longer the time, the higher the yield or return for you (because the bank gets to use your money longer, too).

        Type of banks

        There are four primary types of banks: Commercial, consumer, private, and investment:

        • Commercial banks are where most people have their checking and/or savings accounts. Their primary business is taking assets and deposits, lending it to other customers, and making money off of the loan’s interest rates. They also charge fees on checking and/or savings accounts.
        • Consumer banks, such as a credit union, generally focus on the personal needs of a specific group or industry, like an auto workers credit union. They offer the same services as commercial banks, but the idea behind credit unions is to support and cater to a specific group of customers.
        • Private banks primarily deal with high net worth individuals, and/or those with sizeable assets, and help them with investments, banking and other services.
        • Investment banks deal primarily with businesses to sell bonds, acting as a conduit between the investors (those folks putting up the money) and the business (those folks borrowing the money).

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        PNC Bank
        morticia9 rated

        I do not have an account with PNC. My son who just moved across the country does. I went into the branch on Professional Parkway in Douglasville, GA to make a deposit into my sons savings acct. I had his checking acct number but not his savings acct number. I asked the teller if I could make the deposit into his savings acct if I gave her his checking acct number. She told me I could not do that. I had done this very same transaction three weeks prior at another PNC branch in Atlanta. My son didn't have his savings acct number. They were not busy with other customers not even the drive through. Three employees and they had nothing to do but tell me no they could not do that. I had to leave the bank without getting the funds to my son because no one at this branch wanted to help me make a deposit. I can understand if I wanted to take money out but I wanted to put money in. I was providing a checking account number that they would be able to get the savings acct number from. There is no customer service at this branch of PNC. I will never recommend this bank to anyone and I'm going to suggest to my son that he close his account with them. I will tell everyone I know not to bank with PNC.

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