<prompt> Human: Ill try to give as much detail as I can here.Little backstory about my fiancé. Her parents made good money wile she was growing up and all through high school. Her Dad always paid for everything for her through school. She had a shared checking account with her Dad but she really didnt do anything with it. He would handle everything. When she graduated, she had some BS jobs and would give her checks to here Dad to deposit. This was all between years 2001 - 2005ish. Note, we were not together at this time.Fast forward to 2012. We were together now and living in Florida. We come home one day to fine her car gone. She thought I had played a prank on her but I did not. She started flipping out and I had to calm her down. I told her to call her dad because I knew he still handled all her finances something I told he was a bad idea for the past couple years and maybe he knew something we didnt. Turns out her car got repossessed. Her Dad stopped making the payments. This led him to finally come clean about some things...He had been writing checks to himself and cashing them out of their joint account but they were bouncing. I guess this eventually tagged his and her names with some red flags and now she is unable to open a checking account of her own. Im not sure how long this had been going on for before we found out.Every time we try to open her an account now, the bank just tells us that they are unable to open on for us but wont ever give us any details. We have tried a couple different banks the past couple years and its the same thing.She really doesnt understand much about finances since shes really never had to deal with them before so Im doing this all for her. PF, what can we do to get her a checking account?Thanks in advance.  <response>: Every time we try to open her an account now, the bank just tells us that they are unable to open on for us but wont ever give us any details. We have tried a couple different banks the past couple years and its the same thingI bet shes flagged in Chexsystems. 