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When you open a bank account, you expect the money you deposit to be safe. However, these accounts don't work as a personal vault, which means your money doesn't just sit around waiting for you to make a withdrawal when you need access to it. Banks usually keep a certain amount of cash on hand but the majority of your money is lent out to others. When banks can't keep up with the demand for withdrawals, they may have to turn depositors away. When more customers want their money and can't get it, they end up losing confidence, resulting in a panic. This, in turn, can trigger a domino effect, leading to a failure in the banking system, which the U.S. experienced during the Great Depression.

• Instant access to cash, free day-to-day transactions, and fee-free currency conversion are just a few of the benefits – visit individual account sites for more information.
• Complementary accounts that work together to meet the demands of each individual's cash portfolio.
• Except for the Cash Hub Account, which can only have two joint account holders, other personal accounts can have up to four joint account holders.