Title: List of the Best Banks for Seniors | Senior Banking
Headings: The Best Bank for Seniors
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The Best Bank for Seniors
TD Banknorth
BB&T
U.S. Bancorp
PNC Bank
Ally Bank
Capital One Bank (USA) National Association
Valley National Bank
Synovus Bank
JPMorgan Chase
Bank of America Corporation
First National Bank of Pennsylvania
Huntington Bancshares
FIRST CITIZENS BANK & TRUST CO
Alliance Bank & Trust Co
Sandy Spring Bank
Cascade Bank
Amegy Corp
MUFG Union Bank
Barclays Investment Bank
First Chicago Bank
M&T Bank
Bank of the West
Zions Bancorporation
First National Bank Kansas
Gate City Bank

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The Best Bank for Seniors
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Updated February 1, 2019 856 votes 483 voters 12.1k views
Whether you’re looking for a new checking account for yourself or for a senior loved one, checking accounts for seniors can be different than other accounts. However, just because it’s labeled as a “senior” account doesn’t mean it’s better. Sometimes a bank’s regular offering is a better deal, and it really depends on the bank. The best banks for seniors will help them manage their retirement funds and much more. Banks and credit unions have different criteria for setting up a senior account. In some banks, age 50+ qualifies for a senior account; at other banks, 65 is the minimum age. The top banks for senior citizens offer lots of benefits, in addition to free or low-cost checking. Many offer high-interest senior accounts, low deposit requirements for free checking, free money orders, cashier’s checks, and wire transfers, free notary services, discount brokerage accounts for seniors, free deposit boxes, and free foreign transactions for seniors.