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Santa Cruz Businesses Bank On Amgen Tour

MSNBC - Feb 13, 2009

ESPN No parking signs line Front Street in Santa Cruz as “surf city” prepares to become “cycle city” next week when the Amgen Tour of California rolls through Video: Davis Is Heaven For Cyclists Weather Could Be Factor In Amgen Tour Of Calif.

California Bank of Commerce Achieves Record Deposit Growth with ... - SYS-CON Media

SYS-CON Media, NJ - Feb 10, 2009

California Bank of Commerce Achieves Record Deposit Growth with California Bank of Commerce (OTCBB:CABC) of Lafayette, Calif. has reported significant benefits realized from Check 21 legislation through the use of Open

BANKING: California Bank & Trust acquires failed Alliance Bank's ... - North County Times

North County Times, CA - Feb 10, 2009

CNNMoney.comBANKING: California Bank & Trust acquires failed Alliance Bank's By North County Times | Monday, February 9, 2009 2:09 PM PST ∞ SAN DIEGO ---- California Bank & Trust picked up some new customers over the weekend from CALIFORNIA BANK & TRUST, AN AFFILIATE OF THE COMMERCE BANK of Zions takes over failed Alliance Bank Zions Unit Acquires Failed Alliance Bank -

California Bank & Trust Acquires Alliance Bank - WELT ONLINE

WELT ONLINE, Germany - Feb 07, 2009

The Money TimesCalifornia Bank & Trust Acquires Alliance Bank California Bank & Trust (CB&T) officials announced today that the bank has agreed to acquire the banking operations, including all of the deposits, Three US Banks Shut by Regulators as Financial Crisis Deepens State regulators close two banks Another Bank Bites the Dust -

US agents scrutinize Texas firm - International Herald Tribune

International Herald Tribune, France - Feb 13, 2009

Boston GlobeUS agents scrutinize Texas firm Stanford Financial, a diversified financial company that offers a broad array of services, including investment banking and research, holds about $8 billion Meet Texas Billionaire (And Mini-Madoff?) "Sir" Allen Stanford Florida regulators examining Stanford Group

California Bank of Commerce Achieves Record Deposit Growth with ... - SYS-CON Media

10.02.09

California Bank of Commerce (OTCBB:CABC) of Lafayette, Calif. has

Dan Peterson, SVP of California Bank of Commerce, cited Open Solutions’

Prior to remote deposit capture, the bank averaged $6 million in weekly

California Bank of Commerce provides remote deposit services to more

To continuously expand its client base, California Bank of Commerce

“The advent of new technologies such as remote deposit continue to

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Editor’s Note: The correct usage of the company name, Open

Source: SYS-CON Media, NJ

Does anyone know about banking laws for the State of California?

Jun 06, 2007 by La_Liona | Posted in Law & Ethics

As in how many times can a check be redeposited? For example I know that in Illinois it is two times. Let's say you write a check, it is returned, and they redeposit it over and over...is there a limit in the State of California in banking rules/laws/regulations on how many times a check or e check can be presented? Serious answers only please!
I am stunned by the answers, but as Steve the Attorney wrote, one has to wonder what is in all that fine print that we would be reading till we keel over if we were to read it all. Scary. Very scary how banking laws benefit only the big guys and the working poor are just that.

There are no state laws on the amout of times a check can be deposited. State banking laws are found in Article 4 of the Uniform Commercial Code and are nearly the same in every state. However individual banks may have a policy as to how many times they will accept a check for deposit or collection, The customer agrees to these policies when he or she opens the checking account. Ever wonder what is in all that fine print?

Steve | Jun 06, 2007

Can anyone suggest a Southern California Bank with the lowest fees especially for retirees.?

Dec 12, 2007 by pauly007usa | Posted in Personal Finance

I am getting ready to retire and am finding Washington Mutual bank fees high in everything you do. I am trying to find out which Southern California bank or any bank with the lowest fees for transactions of all types.

bank of america!!!!

mister ed | Dec 16, 2007

Best California Bank for Debit Card With My Circumstances?

Aug 25, 2007 by SRM 07 | Posted in Personal Finance

I don't know if the fact that I live in California will really make a difference..

Anyway, I'm currently with Westamerica Bank but it really really bothers me that I can't view my account online for free.

Basically what I'm looking for in a bank is:

Debit card (I don't want a credit card, I don't trust myself)
No annual fee
No minimum balance required (as in I can go as low as $0.00 with no charges unlike BoA that has the $1,000 min, balance)
Free online account access

And I think that is about it. It doesn't sound like much, but I honestly havent been able to find any that meets those requirements.

Thanks to anyone who helps!

I think you'll have hard time finding a bank that lets you go to zero balance occasionally and not charge you a service fee. Nearly all require some kind of minimum balance (like BofA) to have no service fees. They have to be able to make money somehow to cover the service costs of your account.

Another alternative out there, though, is going with a prepaid card. They give you a lot of good features that you need from a "bank" account, but with some differences. They have a monthly fee, but some are pretty reasonable, especially when you compare to a bank that charges overdraft fees. If you're taking your balance to zero occasionally, then I'm guessing you may get hit with a $35 overdraft fee a few times a year. I have a ReadyDebit prepaid card and it has no overdraft fees. Their monthly fee is $5, the same as the new WalMart prepaid card (I always look for alternatives to WalMart). You get online account access for free and there is no minimum balance. You can deposit your money onto the card with direct deposit as well as a few other ways (Green Dot, PayPal). Hope this helps you.

ranger | Aug 25, 2007

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