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Territorial Savings Bank Locations

Posted in December 29th, 2009

Territorial Savings Bank has 25 bank branch locations in Hawaii. Territorial Savings Bank offers a full complement of banking products and services and has been providing bank services in Hawaii since 1921.
Territorial Savings Bank bank branches in Hawaii offer a variety of products and services including bank CDs, home mortgages, auto loan, savings accounts, money market [...]

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Banking & CD FAQs

How can I tell if the routing number on a check is valid?

Routing numbers are the nine digit numbers also know as an ABA number that is found on the bottom of check next to you account number. This identifies the bank and the region where the checks are cleared. If the routing number is valid, this does not mean the check is valid.

Does the federal government insure money market funds?

No, an investment in a money market fund is not insured or guaranteed by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation or any other government agency.

I have a cashiers check from a bank after an insurance settlement, the check is written as payable to just myself. Can I deposit this into my joint account or do I need to open a single account?

You should have no problem depositing the check to your joint account just as you would any other check that is written to either yourself or the other party on your joint account.

My bank no longer pays interest on my money market account because I wrote too many checks. Can it do this?

Three types of accounts—money market accounts, passbook accounts or statement savings accounts—are limited to no more than six transfers and withdrawals per calendar month or per statement cycle. No more than three of the six transfers may be made by check, draft, or debit card. The other transfers can be made by pre-authorized

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