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The Complete Guide for Law Firm Banking

Law firm banking is unlike financial management in any other industry. Firms must safeguard client money, manage operati...

ACH Transfers vs Wire Transfers: What’s the Difference?

Accurate, secure money movement is essential for legal practices, especially when working with retainers, escrow funds, ...

What Is Remote Deposit Capture?

With growing caseloads, tight deadlines, and constant client needs, efficiency is essential for law firms. This is why m...

Law Firm Budget Tracking: Tips to Keep Your Practice Running Smoothly

A strong financial foundation is essential for any legal practice, no matter the size or specialty. That starts with cle...

John Barbalaco Named Honoree of Westfair Business Journal’s C-Suite Awards

DR Bank is proud to celebrate Executive Vice President and Chief Banking Officer John Barbalaco, who has been recognized...

How to Effectively Manage an Attorney Escrow Account

An attorney escrow account plays a crucial role in legal and real estate transactions by safeguarding client funds until...

What Is the Best Bank for Attorneys?

Legal practices handle financial responsibilities that go far beyond a typical business, which is why many attorneys sea...
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We limit withdrawals and transfers out of your savings and money market savings accounts. You can withdraw or transfer funds from a savings or money market savings account a total of six (6) times per Service Fee Period (such as by automatic or pre-authorized transfers using telephone, online banking, mobile banking, overdraft protection, payments to third parties, wire transfers, checks, and drafts). If you repeatedly exceed these limits, we may close or convert your account to a checking account, which may be a non-interest-bearing checking account.

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